Sentence examples for difficult to be organized from inspiring English sources

"The irony about making a living in a copyright industry like the music industry is you have to be very organized to make money in a timely manner or even get credit for your work," said Cobb. "Over 40percentt of the money creators are owed is tied up by bad or wrong data because it's very difficult to be organized while you create.

It helps to be organized.

Try to be organized.

Plan to be organized.

Learn how to be organized.

For example, StudentsFirst recommends that Florida give control of its school districts to its mayors -- but that would be extremely difficult, given that Florida's school districts are organized by county.

The referral system is organized such that difficult conditions are referred for better management from lower to higher levels of care as referring implies a significant gradient in knowledge as well as competences and skills.

"This convoy was organized in extremely difficult circumstances," a statement from the high commissioner's office said Wednesday, adding that it was the result of weeks of negotiations with Iranian authorities and the Coalition Provisional Authority.

Currently, government services are organized by government need, not citizen, making many services difficult to find.

"The explanations are organized along a two-level description so they are difficult to find" (tester 3).

It was difficult for me to be assured of this because of how the paper was organized.