Sentence examples for it organized itself from inspiring English sources
It organized itself along the lines of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, dividing the nation into 10 regions, each with a manager whose job was to build a network of veteran volunteers.
Only when a government has to drill its human resources will it organize itself in a way that enables it to extract those talents -- with modern education, open trade, and freedom of thought, of scientific enquiry and of the press.
I do not believe in the defensive stability of the Red Bulls – at least in how it organizes itself.
Apically in MCF10A cells, actin forms a cross-linking filamentous meshwork while basally it organizes itself into stress fibre like structures.
It slowly organized itself as it moved northeast through portions of Oklahoma, and then into Kansas.
"One of the functions of our medical system since it has organized itself has been to hand out stimulants and sedatives to American women," says David Herzberg, author of Happy Pills in America: From Miltown to Prozac.
The Congress had initially entered the elections with the hope of wrecking the act of 1935, but after it had won so impressive a victory in most provinces and the league had done so poorly, mostly because it had inadequately organized itself for nationwide elections Nehru agreed to participate in the government and insisted there were but "two parties" in India, the Congress and the British raj.
It became an independent company in 1999 and at that point organized itself so it would typically be one of the first to report its quarterly numbers.
So as the company grows, it has to ensure that it continues organizing itself in such a way that it is able to fend off the competition — which typically can include a changeup at the management layer.
But the book would have been still more pungent had it tried to do less, organized itself with more rigor and not placed so many piquant findings in such obscure niches.
