Sentence examples for making organized from inspiring English sources

One problem in Africa, he said, is distribution, with the continent's flourishing informal trade practices making organized efforts all but redundant.

"For Pérez Molina, U.S. drug policy ends up making organized crime more powerful, and its human rights policy limits Guatemala's ability to deal effectively with that threat," he said.

I believe these four factors have played a role in making organized religion less adept at meeting people's basic desires.

Pot is practically a currency and now it's the largest industry in the province, making organized crime the managers of our largest industry.

History in the Making Organized by the British Museum in London, "A New World: England's First View of America," at the Yale Center for British Art, presents maps, sketches and watercolors by the Elizabethan artist John White, about 20 of which constitute the only surviving visual record of England's first settlement in North America.

The program was the brainchild of Scott Lancaster, the senior director of youth football programs for the National Football League and the author of "Fair Play: Making Organized Sports a Great Experience for Your Kids," which will be released by Prentice Hall Press next month.

Other serious networkers we heard from had their own recommendations for making organizing your contacts more manageable.

In its traditional formulation, people gave a government coercive powers to make organized society possible.

In addition, Spelman had planned a major overhaul in 2013-14 of its undersized, outdated athletics building, which would have made organized sports more difficult to carry on.

The 'Beschaffenheit' of a thing means how it is beschaffen, made, organized, arranged, structured, constituted.

After infiltrating a system, the attackers made organized efforts to cover their tracks, deleting logs and removing installed applications, including the VPN software FortiClient.