Sentence examples for extent of organization from inspiring English sources

Edward Wendel, the union's associate general counsel, said, "It's clear that people's wages are affected by the extent of organization in a particular industry or geographic area".

To this point, we have examined the extent of organization that is achievable in monolayers that will be used to bind bilayer structures to a transducer surface.

The extent of Republican organization was on display here.

But whatever the extent of an organization's digital ambition, our research shows most corporate strategists tend to play it safe, favoring incremental investments.

While not the only factor, the extent of the organization's nonlobbying distribution of the advocacy communications or research materials is particularly relevant, especially when compared to the extent of their distribution with the direct encouragement to action.

Christianity became established in the 2nd century, and the extent of its organization is attested not only by accounts of martyrdoms during the 3rd century but also by the records of one of the earliest councils at Elvira, about 306.

"The full extent of his organization and its support for him is now indisputably apparent," Professor Cole said, "whereas before a lot of people in the Shiite establishment dismissed him as a snot-nosed kid with a small bunch of hooligans around him".

And the viewer finds out the extent of their organization when Anjelica Huston strikes her classic Vogue-esque Führer: there's some real NAMBLA x Bilderberg x Harpo Productions shit.

After that little bit of procedural treachery, Sen. Shelby attacked the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (Protect consumers? How dare they?) with outright falsehoods about the extent of that organization's power.

Additionally, a hierarchy of the extent of spatial organization emerged across all tested parameters.

The percent granuloma in lung and liver, type and extent of necrosis, organization of granuloma along with the type of infiltrating cells were assessed as described earlier [30].