Sentence examples for has become organized from inspiring English sources

Persuading Congress to reject the China accord has become organized labor's No. 1 legislative goal this year, and some labor leaders are voicing fears that Mr. Gore's support for the deal could cause many rank-and-file union members to sour on the vice president.

Everything else in my day has become organized around my workouts, and taking a day off because I'm sick or injured is never an option.

Since the early 2000s, out-of-hours care has become organized in a national network of so-called GP posts.

Throughout evolution, eukaryotic cells have adapted so that a vast amount of genetic material has become organized and compacted into the nucleus by forming a higher-order structure known as chromatin.

By 1867 definite rules had been established, and the game had become organized.

The problem in the northeast today is that both sides have become organized, but rather than discussions and dialogue they resort to violent methods.

The Syrian provinces, which Telipinus had been compelled to abandon, fell briefly into the hands of Hanigalbat, one of the political units into which the Hurrians had become organized.

He added that after the American attack and several weeks "of being like deer in headlights," these Baathists had become organized, and were directing and leading operations against Americans.

On May 12, the wave had become organized enough and was designated Tropical Depression One-E.

The disturbed area had become organized enough to be considered a tropical depression.

Alternatively, the high density zones may have become organized by recruitment rather than by mitosis, in a manner similar to the recruitment of sensory progenitor cells in the developing olfactory epithelium of D. melanogaster [28], [29].