Sentence examples for in a more organized from inspiring English sources

Looting has continued, though maybe in a more organized form.

Top Rank hopes to harness such appeal in a more organized manner.

When Andy Lim returned to Singapore two years ago after studying law in Britain, he sat down with his father, the chief executive of a real estate fund management company, to discuss how the family could start making its philanthropic gifts in a more organized way.

With that, Justice Kornreich replied: "Are you saying there is no difference between a half-acre sitting area and a two- three- or four-acre sitting area?" Ms. Shapiro said that the doubling of the fields was being accomplished by laying them out in a "more organized, sensitive way," not by taking land used for other purposes.

Branded channels help users find this content easily and in a more organized manner.

The solution works well for smaller businesses or even individuals, who just need to track their expenses in a more organized manner.

Evoking the spirits of Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia and Gallagher the Comedian, a small group of antigambling activists demolished a defunct slot machine outside the Capitol on Tuesday in the latest attempt to draw attention to the "No" campaign, which is trailing in polls against a more organized and better financed "Yes" side in the fight over Proposal No. 1.

Also, tiles can now be grouped into folders in Start, for a more organized home screen with a drag and a drop – again, akin to what you'll find in a number of mobile offerings.

Gursky also often manipulated colour in order to achieve a more organized or homogenous palette, such as in 99 Cent II Diptychon (2001), a dizzying diptych shot in a 99 Cents Only store.

I have to use a plate sometimes," and in "Kitchen Diaries" that "A more organized cook would freeze [their Parmesan rinds]; mine tend to collect in one of the little plastic drawers in the fridge door, the one you are supposed to keep eggs in".

He understands the real, and ironic, need for a more organized left in the United States.