Sentence examples for mixture of organization from inspiring English sources

A movement is a mixture of organization and spontaneity.

The father entered politics as a teen-ager, through the Hamburg Athletic Club, a mixture of fraternity, political organization, and street gang that guarded the neighborhood's racial boundaries.

It was a strange mixture of abundance and organization and trying to get the Southerners back into the union - and food was one of the ways they did it".

He has an unusual knack for learning techniques and "is a nice mixture of abilities, focus, organization, and luck," his Ph.D. adviser adds.

The category "non-government non-profit" should be interpreted with caution; these hospitals represent a heterogeneous mixture of non-governmental organizations and providers that may be controlled by a government agency but operated as a semi-autonomous unit.

Like rRNA genes, these are present in low copy numbers and their patterns of gene organization are a mixture of those observed in other organisms.

With governments that are often corrupt or inept -- or a frightening mixture of both -- Catholic organizations like the Scalabrinis are a lifeline for immigrants, from providing shelter for departing Central Americans moving north by land, to greeting hundreds of returning deportees at the Tegucigalpa airport.

A mixture of government initiatives and non-governmental organization (NGO) projects were included.

"It's a method of organization.

It takes a different type of organization.

Then there is the problem of organization.