Sentence examples for because of its organized from inspiring English sources

"Looks like the same person or group is responsible, because of its organized manner and the amount of bandwidth resources required," said Peter Shipley, chief security architect at KPMG Peat Marwick.

This holiday season, activists have been excoriating WalMart because one of its stores organized a charitable food drive for its own low-paid employees.

The UAW election was closely watched -- and drew unprecedented pressure from outside political groups -- because of its stakes for organized labor in the South.

The deep zone is also named the radial zone because of its highly radially organized components [ 2].

The Culinary Union's influence remains strong because of its ability to organize voters, and Democratic candidates seeking the nomination this year have met with leaders of the union, courting its endorsement. .

Because of his organizing activity, he's been blacklisted from employment.

In a letter she's filing with the National Labor Relations Board, Ferreira accuses management of retaliating against her because of legally protected organizing in the workplace.

The duo named the grafted region the organizer, because of its extraordinary ability to organize the host cells around it.

"Puerto Rico is an incredibly fertile, lush place, but because of its colonial status, it was organized for industrial agriculture," said Von Diaz, a writer who was born in San Juan and raised in Atlanta.

The same features that make DNA an effective molecule for the storage of genetic information also render it useful as an engineering material for the construction of smart objects at the nanometer scale because of its ability to self organize into desired structures via the specific hybridization of complementary sequences.

This happened because of strong, organized opposition to SCA 5 from the Asian American community — or at least its most vocal leaders and others active in the political process.