Sentence examples for better organized for from inspiring English sources

Hispanic organizations are far better organized for next year's census, but they say that if illegal immigrants — an estimated eight million of whom are Latino — are not included, the undercount could be much greater.

Though better organized for this trip, he is still underfinanced: He said $50,000 would cover his remaining expenses, mostly for the building of the boat, the Spirit of Zayed.

Panelist Harold Varmus, head of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York City, suggested that science could try for some of that money by emphasizing its role as an employer and as a consumer of American-made equipment--an effort that will plunge it into ferocious competition with countless other interest groups, many of them better organized for combat than the research community.

The resulting peptide, K156, was a good mimic of the α4 helix in the protein context and was better organized for binding than peptide α4.

Given these figures it is important that national health systems are better organized for the optimal management of the common mental disorders or harmful substance use.

The alternative revolves around much more, and much better organized, financing for clean energy research.

In 2000, voters in Maine narrowly defeated a better organized campaign for a measure modeled on the Oregon law.

Earlier research showed that healthcare in stroke could be better organized, aiming for improved survival and less comorbidity.

The law authorizes new forms of Medicare and Medicaid payment to encourage the development of "medical homes" and "accountable care organizations" — doctors' offices and medical systems that get financial benefits for being more accessible to patients, better organized, and accountable for reducing the over-all costs of care.

In his second consecutive run for the Republican nomination, Mr. Paul is better known, better organized and on track for what could be a top-three finish at the Ames straw poll on Saturday.

The first award of the decade was jointly given to Kofi Annan and the United Nations, "for their work for a better organized and more peaceful world".