Sentence examples for better at organizing from inspiring English sources
(Public-employee unions do better at organizing, despite the fact that strikes in the public sector are generally illegal, because it's politically awkward for the government to flout the law).
"I became fascinated with bees because they don't have the knowledge that humans do, yet they are better at organizing themselves".
He spent 15 years coaching women's soccer partly because he felt female players were better at organizing themselves on the field and proved better strategists and communicators.
- idk man, I'm just fascinated to see if there are any more 5'11 half-Greek, overweight ladies with severe anxiety in the world and if they're better at organizing their lives than me.
It is certainly fair enough to suggest that we could do better at organizing around these issues, at collaborating within the movement, at reaching out to those who might be inclined to support a broader vision of what reproductive rights and justice means.
Realizing that people, who are better at organizing their lives, are better at influencing their fates.
The merger gives it a better shot at organizing T-Mobile workers in the U.S. and in Germany (the company is owned by Deutsche Telekom, whose stock zoomed after the announcement).
Computers are much better than people at organizing, recalling and synthesizing complex information and keeping up with the latest research.
In this sense, they are better at planning, organizing, and at employing particular memory strategies.
Its better stocked, better organized and has a wider selection of products than its competitors, says Soo-Jin Lee, 35, a hat importer who shops at the discounter.
But the three activists, in addition to at least one other still in custody, had proved extremely effective at organizing workers to win higher pay and better conditions.
