Sentence examples for becoming organized from inspiring English sources

Jim Kane, director of the Florida Voter Poll, a political news and polling service, said the transition planning might lead to a more bipartisan administration, and added, "By reaching out to Democrats and independents, he prevents the other side from becoming organized and successfully opposing his brother in the next election".

They are slowly becoming organized, not as a party, but as a bottom-up force for post-partisan change.

Despite being located unusually close to the equator, the disturbance maintained convection, or thunderstorms, which was becoming organized around the weak low-level circulation.

On September 9, as Fern was becoming organized, forecasters issued a hurricane watch along the Texas coast, anticipating that Fern might strengthen into a hurricane.

The only way back toward a democracy and economy that work for the majority is for most of us to get politically active once again, becoming organized and mobilized.

And now that the economy and society are becoming increasingly organized around them it's become nearly mandatory to have one.

"The main reason is because we are becoming more organized, and because of our bombs".

The message from all these books is this: Commit to becoming more organized.

Defenders of Beijing's policies are becoming increasingly organized here as well.

The committees behind the street protests are becoming better organized, and a weak economy once instrumental to the government's vision continues to stagger.

Their performance, coupled with some of their performances by the other 'minnows' of the region, shows that Concacaf teams are becoming well organized and experienced.