Agencies have been left with the worst of both worlds — demoralized and disorganized public officials and unaccountable private contractors".
She lived, sometimes raged, inconceivably disorganized, in a world of unbridled chaos.
The way the Dead Sea Scrolls came here is an object lesson in how disorganized the museum world is.
Unlike his more conservative siblings (and older and younger brother and one sister) he was a bit too disorganized for the world most of us inhabit, and while he had a bit of an alpha male attitude, it always manifested itself in ways that could help others.
The foundation needs the financial clout of the Global Fund and the World Bank, which have each spent about $1.5 billion on the disease, and of Unicef, which procures drugs for many countries too poor or too disorganized to negotiate the complex world of pharmaceuticals and international trade rules.
If you don't question yourself you'll have what the world rightly considers disorganized, magical, or delusional thinking, or not really thinking at all.
Latin America is one of the most urbanized region in the world, where patterns of urbanization are disorganized and disjoint from urban planning, with unknown effects for ecosystem services (ES).
"Our lives and humanity are untidy: disorganized and careworn.
Since it is in motion, disorganized matter must have a soul, so that the world and the things in it have two souls, one evil derived from matter and one good derived from reason.
So along comes Rosie Jarman, "the world's most incompatible woman... late, vegetarian, disorganized, irrational," with her thick-soled boots and spiky red hair.
