Sentence examples for get organized to from inspiring English sources

" 'We're going to double the performance' " — of transistors on a chip — " 'every eighteen months, and let's get organized to do it.' They spent billions of dollars doing that.

But with tons of data-storage space, the capacity to show Power Point sales presentations, manage spreadsheets and word documents, personal digital assistants (PDAs) from Palm and Handspring have moved beyond helping executives get organized to fundamentally changing business operations.

Some of his concerns are simply practical it is difficult to get organized to spend the amounts of money being contemplated, let alone figure out how to spend it wisely.

In Moving Parts, disjointed pieces get organized to create a zen, meditative animated experience.

Those of us with the privilege to do so must get organized to act locally and quickly.

It sounds too crazy to be true, but it might happen if we don't get organized to stop it now.

For now, though, I'm happy to see people getting organized to promote a left-of-center economic agenda, however vague its agenda — and however uncertain its future".

"In semiconductors, we got organized to defend and stay ahead," says William A. Reinsch, a foreign trade expert and the chairman of the United States-China Economic and Security Review Commission, a bipartisan advisory group to Congress.

Amateur spectroscopists are getting organized to contribute to professional astronomy work.

They got organized to face this crisis; they practiced solidarity in a very moving way.

"Young Dalits, including young women, are increasingly getting organized to stand up for their rights and claim an education".