Sentence examples for is less organized from inspiring English sources
Interbank lending in China is less organized than in the United States, while bond trading in China is still in its infancy.
The Faith and Freedom Coalition's two-day conference showed that the religious right still plays a major role in the nominating process, even if it is less organized than during the Christian Coalition's heyday.
"The Family" follows a younger generation of British gangster — one struggling to compete with Russian and Albanian gangs in a crime world that is less organized and more violent.
If Mr. Santorum is less organized in the state, he has performed well in prairie regions so far, winning almost all the counties in the Minnesota caucuses (including all those bordering North Dakota) as well as almost all in eastern Colorado.
In the United States, the specialty is less organized than in Europe, and much of the impetus for improved training in geriatric medicine has come from internists with a personal interest in treating geriatric patients; nevertheless, an increasing number of physicians with geriatric expertise have been trained.
A series is less organized and not at all self-conscious, as exemplified by people waiting for a bus.
I also observed that the kitchen was less organized than it had been before — and organization is crucial in Mrs. H.'s situation.
Local Republican Party affiliates are less organized in such states and turnout may be depressed.
The attacks are less organized, more likely to include less protected sites and far more difficult to intercept, they said.
His open-air chambers for his earliest collections are less organized, and there are no cloth gloves on hand to protect the garments from skin oils.
