Sentence examples for in terms of organized from inspiring English sources

David Bernklau Brooklyn To the Sports Editor: Rhamel Bratton referred to lacrosse as being more laid-back than football, but perhaps that is only in terms of organized practice time.

The extent of Mafia control in daily life in Sicily is something that people who think in terms of organized crime in the U.S. cannot really fathom.

"In terms of organized crime, Mohammed Imran Bhegani was right at the top of the tree.

He said the diagnosis is important in terms of organizing and planning treatment.

"While we've had significant progress in terms of organizing, we still have to do a lot more.

"A popular governor can help a candidate with the voters, but the real value is in terms of organizing the state".

Charles N. Kahn III, president of the Federation of American Hospitals, an industry group of for-profit institutions, said Medicare should be trying new approaches "because the program faces terrific problems in the future in terms of organizing health care as well as paying for it".

It's Benjamin Weil's show, and I'm curious to see how he addresses the connection between virtual and physical space in terms of organizing the exhibition, which is something we're all struggling with.

"Whoever holds the governorship has a leg up in terms of organizing the state and raising money," Mr. Green said, referring to the governor's ability to influence the presidential race.

This represents quite a big challenge in terms of organizing and creating course material.

The study outlines managerial implications in terms of organizing global distribution.