Sentence examples for make organised from inspiring English sources

In his illuminating book, The Long Road Home: the aftermath of the Second World War, Ben Shephard remarks: "How, in our modern culture – where evil is sexy, goodness is dull, and organised goodness is dullest of all – can we find a way to make organised altruism interesting?" How indeed, within the individualistic I'm-alright-Jack paradigm we are disappearing into?

Elections to the corporation, whose elite are steeped in the ancient traditions, societies and conventions of the City, differ markedly from those elsewhere in other respects which, critics charge, make organised challenge to City consensus all but impossible.

The killings of four Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers last March by an Albertan cannabis grower has reminded Canadians of the violence associated with drugs.Even legalisation might not make organised crime abandon drugs: with British Columbia's home-grown cannabis trade worth perhaps C$7 billion ($5.9 billion) annually, even after legalisation there would still be a lucrative black market.

Dressing domestic efficiency in techie metaphors may make organised living more palatable for those men who must always be dudes, but the very idea of the life hack is part of a mainstream push to collapse the borders between our physical and virtual selves.

Unsociable hours and last-minute audition announcements make organising childcare difficult; nurseries shut long before closing curtain.

This can make organising your time and focusing on work a struggle, especially if your academic reading is dense and full of jargon.

"If the Americans... carry out more wide-scale aid to the rebels and opposition, it will not make organising the international conference easier," said Mr Ushakov.

The TUC fear the bill contains clauses which would make organising its 2014 annual conference a criminal offence.

This helped make organising possible.

This is the kind of serious money that makes organised criminal gangs sit up.

"I could see in their eyes how excited they were, how my software fitted with their ideas about making organised information generally available," he recalls.