Sentence examples for an organized setting from inspiring English sources

And it's my last chance to play in an organized setting".

In some towns, the house manager has to offer much more than an organized setting for the people taking shares.

He said he has grown frustrated by the public urination and loitering but is supportive of a center that would provide an organized setting for the workers in a nonresidential neighborhood.

In a city that seems to offer activities for every conceivable gay subculture — one 700-entry directory lists support groups for, among others, gay vegans, pilots and sailing enthusiasts, along with 62 religion-based groups — Habibi is perhaps the only opportunity in New York for gay people of Middle Eastern descent to interact openly in an organized setting.

If you're like many new parents, nothing's too good for your little genius, including $30,440 for preschool so your 4-year-old can occupy a few hours each day playing with blocks and finger painting in an organized setting.

"Beam argued that under current conditions, it was really impossible to have any kind of resistance in an organized setting," said George Michael, an associate professor at the U.S. Air War College who wrote a book published this year, "Lone Wolf Terror and the Rise of Leaderless Resistance". "He said that it would have to be leaderless.

The importance of SPI implementation demands that it be recognised as a complex process in its own right and that organizations should determine their SPI implementation maturity through an organized set of activities.

But, Page said, "F-1, at the high-school level, is in need of an organized set of standards".

The chapter shows the construction of coordinate sequences for rendering statistical summaries and discusses an organized set of widgets that provides control of 3D rendering and filtering.

Through this paradigm of comparative network analysis, we have discovered important connections between autism and certain autoimmune disorders, we have used haplotype structure and properties of the disease network to prioritize long and unruly lists of candidates for autism into an organized set of markers with high likelihood of clinical utility.

This orienting response results in an organized set of physiological responses as well as behavioral responses (Lynn 1966).