Sentence examples for easy organisation from inspiring English sources

He made his name in the Young Liberals, a relatively easy organisation to dominate, but defected to Labour, one with better prospects.

To make it really easy, the organisation is running an information hotline and messaging service that texts voters directions to their polling station.

With more than 40 million members globally, it is relatively easy for organisations such as Avaaz to mobilise protestors.

Hiroki Takeuchi is the CEO of GoCardless, a service that makes it easy for organisations to accept recurring payments online.

Because of the high turnover in the field I think it's easy for organisations to forget people and the things they went through.

These countries should provide data about the bombs' coordinates, types and numbers to make it easier for organisations to clear them at a later date.

But, according to Tim Luckhurst, professor of journalism at the University of Kent, they are becoming more common, driven by technological advances making it easier for organisations and individuals to become publishers.

"We want to make it easier for organisations like WorldRemit to offer a simpler, faster in-app payment solution for their customers," said Pali Bhat, Director, Product Management at Google, in a statement.

Web theorists are fond of talking about how the internet has enabled "ridiculously easy group formation" and "organizing without organisations".

That's not easy at an organisation taking budget cuts and undergoing immense structural change in the face of a Government review, which could inhibit Director-General Tony Hall's ambitions to create a BBC Studios production powerhouse.

But it's easy for news organisations – by their nature sensationalist – to make a difficult situation worse.