Sentence examples for is still organized from inspiring English sources
It lists not only names but also regnal years, months, and days and also divides pharaonic history into the dynasties by which ancient Egyptian history is still organized.
Battle-scarred buildings abound, hundreds of thousands of Palestinians still live in squalid townships, military arsenals are said to remain intact and much of life is still organized according to religious affiliation.
"The fact that Katie Couric's being poached from NBC by CBS is such a big deal demonstrates how much American network news is still organized around big talent," Mr. Sambrook said.
Something similar is beginning to happen with desktop computers and the corporate office.Although computers are commonplace, the office is still organized around memos and paper work, secretaries and clerks, and paper filed in metal cabinets.
Despite the fact that the Camp David Accords of 1978 ceded the Sinai back to Egypt from Israeli control, "the whole structure of the military — procurement, training, and so on — is still organized around a major land battle with Israel," he said.
The music industry is still organized to support the traditional retail and digital sales cycle.
That's true partly because so many organizations are still organized around functional silos, which are managed to optimize their own performance rather than to deliver value to customers.
In the United States, only a handful of oncologic imaging fellowships exist, and radiologists in most hospitals are still organized around modalities or organ systems.
In the middle of the 15th century, society and the economy were still organized along traditional lines.
In part, this is because most companies are still organized in a very top-down manner, and have a hard time handing responsibility to front-line workers.
