lockstep

Actually, markets around the world do not move in lockstep very often.

"They kind of went forward in lockstep with that idea, rather than thinking about it."

Did everything have to be lockstep, their way or the highway?

"It doesn't work that you have to march in lockstep on all these questions," he said.

She obviously already knew these answers and was taking each in lockstep.

He said it was "not the Republican way to have lockstep quotas."

However, it is possible to build lockstep systems without this requirement.

Its shares have traded in lockstep with the rest of the group.

There were just too many people with slightly different ideas for everyone to operate in lockstep.

"We're not urging everybody to march in lockstep," he said at his news conference today.

The machines moved one after another in perfect lockstep, according to their programming.

The two men, so far, were being promoted upward in lockstep.

Credit expansion and the gross national product move in lockstep.

Duration and bond prices move in lockstep with interest rates.

"My friend, I'm beginning to think our minds move in lockstep," he said.

Well, we'd be in city lockstep in a few minutes.

Even on our planet, cultures do not evolve in lockstep.

She had to be in lockstep with her schedule.

Still, work almost never progresses in perfect lockstep through a factory.

These days, however, only the Republican Party operates in such lockstep.

They fell into lockstep around him; he was certain they were growing in number at his back.

On that score, the three are not in lockstep.

If a worker falls behind, the whole line must be stopped because all the cars advance in lockstep.

The children followed in lockstep, because that was the best way to keep the chain from yanking on them.

The penalty was State imprisonment, the stripes and the lockstep.