Sentence examples for important organizing from inspiring English sources

Low-skill workers in nontradable jobs actually have one small but important organizing advantage.

After the war, Moholy-Nagy returned to Budapest, where he connected with Lajos Kassak, a poet, critic, artist and publishing impresario who was the single most important organizing force of the early Hungarian modern avant-garde.

The prediction of the chemical properties, method of isolation, and placement of these and many heavier elements in the periodic table of the elements was helped greatly by an important organizing principle enunciated by Seaborg in 1944 and known as the actinide concept.

Protein protein interactions have been shown to constitute an important organizing principle for glycan biosynthetic enzymes in mammals and yeast.

And each of these passions, except for wonder, have a built-in direction of motion, either appetitive or aversive depending on how they evaluate their objects – a feature that serves as an important organizing principle for Descartes.

Darwin clearly considered this Tree of Life as an important organizing principle in understanding the concept of "descent with modification" (what we now call evolution), having used a branching diagram of relatedness early in his exploration of the question (Fig. 1) and including a tree-like diagram as the only illustration in On the Origin of Species (Darwin 1859).

There were also secondary and college students; some of them were affiliated with student unions, which, along with labor unions, had been the most important organized power in the country during the years of dictatorship, apart from the ruling party.

Keep everything important organized and prepared.

Giuliani chose Chertoff as his principal assistant in the most important organized-crime trial in history: the bosses of the five major New York Mafia families, known collectively as the Commission, were charged with operating a racketeering enterprise — specifically, controlling the local cement business.

It played a major role in the most important organized-crime prosecution in the city's history––the Commission case–– which weakened racketeers' control of the construction industry and the unions, as well as sent a number of Mob luminaries to prison.

While people debated whether Web sites like Twitter were important in organizing protests in Tunisia and Egypt, Andy Carvin was organizing information about the protests in an innovative way.