Sentence examples for become organised from inspiring English sources

Sharing has become organised and that means we can share more freely, more openly and without some of the problems that used to exist.

It helps women develop their identity, and when they become organised they build up the courage and confidence to talk to the police, the courts, bankers or their husbands as equals.

The protesters have become organised, rallying behind a series of common grievances, focused on dissatisfaction with the entire political class and Bosnia's cumbersome, dysfunctional and disproportionately expensive government structure.

The food may be genuinely good, but the way that street food has become organised, and developed its own conventions of presentation, has taken it another step further from the street.

It's her position that society, partly through social media, has become inured to any genuine sense of outrage and has instead become organised around "likes" and "preferences" that are often insincere, inauthentic and used primarily to organise society into orderly, unthreatening consumer groups.

We still don't understand how thoughts or personality or behaviours are seeded and take root in this network, or how the neurons become organised to drive such processes, but somehow consciousness is created from the most prosaic building materials.

Facebook, and Twitter, have become organising platforms for activists around the world.

With things like Facebook and Twitter emerging, however, sharing became organised.

It's like a messy room with things all over the place, then it becomes organised and clean.

This study investigated the way the tactile exploratory system of visually impaired infants becomes organised to gather information.

The low quickly became organised, with deep convection developing over the low-pressure centre.