Sentence examples for far less organized from inspiring English sources

It was far less organized than the electric car-horn organ invented by the composer Wendy Mae Chambers, or as communal as the music for squeeze-bulb horns played by the Ghanaian taxi drivers in La Drivers Union Por Por Group, but the ear pieced together something like a tune or two.

Even though EBs are far less organized than the actual embryo, they can partially mimic the spatial organization in the embryo.

Researchers say the hackers behind the recent spate of Twitter hacks are far less organized.

Even if the fossil fuel industries and their allies were far less organized and powerful, they would still have the utterly easy task of maintaining today's energy norms.

Another result of the large field was that Mr. Trump's opposition was always far less organized and underfunded than it would otherwise have been.

Islamic Jihad, which Israelis say is financed by Iran, is seen as far less organized and sophisticated than Hamas, which is backed by donors in Persian Gulf states and by some American organizations.

The local initiatives on the other hand have little common interests and are, by far, less well organized and especially since the demise of the red-green coalition on the federal level has lost direct access to political decision-making circles.

Far-right extremists tend to be less organized.

The antibalaka were far more vicious than the Seleka, and less organized.

The attacks are less organized, more likely to include less protected sites and far more difficult to intercept, they said.

If Mr. Santorum is less organized in the state, he has performed well in prairie regions so far, winning almost all the counties in the Minnesota caucuses (including all those bordering North Dakota) as well as almost all in eastern Colorado.