Sentence examples for because they were organized from inspiring English sources

The company's lawyers continued to fight the state's claim in bankruptcy court, arguing that the tax was unconstitutional and that it should not apply to the Trump casinos because they were organized as partnerships.

Focus Groups' composition was not homogeneous because they were organized according to the availability of the participants.

The insect societies we study have evolutionary success because they are organized into a division of labor system.

"The reason the Taliban is ruling Swat," he said referring to a valley north of Islamabad where Islamic extremists took control this year, "is because they are organized.

VCs come in as donors and philanthropists and don't get to make money on social ventures because they are organized just as charities.

Classification approach: The other two studies (Gumm 2006; Šmite et al. 2014) are more adequate to classify GSE projects, because they are organized in dimensions that have categories with associated classification criteria.

Corporations can consist of millions of people and be successful because they are organized this way.

It's also a way of saying "we don't have to care about it" because they're organized, so they must be bad people.

The groups do not have to disclose their donors because they are organized under section 501(c)(4) of the federal tax code.

A different way of putting the point is that these various activities have the form they do because they are organized in order to produce particular goods, and if their purpose was to produce radically different sorts of goods, they would have been organized very differently.

"I thought our players were a bit frustrated on the first half because of what we expected, they were organized, they sat back and waited for us to make mistakes and we got frustrated, and we made six or seven passes and the seventh one was the wrong one and they could've made us pay once or twice," Red Bulls Coach Mike Petke said.