Sentence examples for be organized to create from inspiring English sources

As Gleick puts it: "The electric current flowed and was interrupted, and the interruptions could be organized to create meaning".

Many large pharmaceutical companies are organized to create "blockbuster" drugs that produce billions of dollars in revenues.

TeamLab themselves liken it to a pointillist painting where an innumerable amount of individual dots are organized to create a whole composition.

Recently, new consortia have been organized to create comprehensive databases of clinical case data by combining the resources from different medical centers worldwide.

For example, UNITE HERE hoped to use San Antonio as a springboard for similar card check victories against the Hyatt Hotel chain elsewhere, and particularly in Indianapolis, where workers are organizing to create that city's first union hotel.

Her book is not organized to create drama — it begins with Nixon's conversation with Mao and then fills in the background stories — and some material gets repeated.

Clusters of themes were then organized to create higher-order concepts.

Those GIFs are then organized to create a mosaic of President Obama himself, a recreation of an image which originally appeared on a 2008 cover of Rolling Stone magazine.

The National Union of the Homeless, with the slogan "You only get what you are organized to take," pressured cities to create shelters and to give homeless people access to public showers and the right to vote.

In 2003 this changed: Workshops were organized to help young people create a new programme to broadcast their own productions.

It was very clear, however, that the event was organized to promote Gadhafi's goal of creating the United States of Africa a federation of all or most African countries, which would theoretically operate under a single currency and be chaired by Gadhafi himself.