Sentence examples for large organized from inspiring English sources

Army, a large organized force armed and trained for war, especially on land.

Trafficking networks may encompass anything from a few loosely associated freelance criminals to large organized criminal groups acting in concert.

Large, organized storms that are associated with mesoscale convective systems can generate 1010 to 1012 kg of rainfall.

Today, the Tower is the emblem of a trend of the Chávez era: the "invasion" of unoccupied buildings by large organized groups of squatters, known as invasores.

Mr. Bloomberg needs to do well in communities with large organized Jewish populations, like Borough Park, Williamsburg, Forest Hills and Riverdale.

Authorities in the region would continue to fear the threat of upheaval and disorder from large, organized and armed groups until the war's end.

Some philosophers have sought to discover a large organizing theme, meaning, or direction in human history.

These various interactions thus place MICOS in the center of a large organizing network controlling mitochondrial biogenesis and function.

Sikhism, the world's fifth-largest organized religion, has more than 20 million followers.

And many of those who now profit from the unregulated medical marijuana industry, and the larger, organized crime gangs that control the illegal wholesale scene, are against legalization.

Raising the stakes, the Muslim Brotherhood, long the country's largest organized opposition group, intends to end days of official inaction to enter fully into protests on Friday.