Sentence examples for little organized from inspiring English sources

He did little organized campaigning, ignoring the media and alienating many top Texas grass-roots organizers.

The bill has faced little organized opposition.

Like the Seljuqs in the 11th century, the new arrivals found little organized opposition.

When Spanish conquerors arrived in the 16th century, they found many cities in ruins and encountered little organized resistance.

After the chaos of Saturday — when little organized rescue and relief was seen — there was more order on Sunday as rescue teams fanned out across the city.

Little had a rapport with the male clients and the dancers, whom she recruited to perform at bachelor parties and birthday parties Little organized.

That federation, Change to Win, has fallen far short of expectations and done little organizing.

Mr. Raynor pushed to end the merger 18 months ago, complaining that the hotel workers had seized control of the combined union and were doing too little organizing.

The plan also seeks to spur organizing and growth by getting city and regional labor councils to work with individual unions to help them organize and to give an impetus to unions that are doing little organizing.

When considering a comprehensive approach to workplace safety, several issues should be considered: seasonal outdoor workers who may be at higher risk because of little organizing capacity, workers in unions vs. non-unions, workers in Federal agencies, and self-employed workers such as those on small farms.

"It's a little more organized," Sue Gaieski, the organizer and owner of Martin County Social Media Group, told The Huffington Post.