Sentence examples for more unorganized from inspiring English sources

Organized baseball in that era, black and white alike, was far more unorganized than it is today.

Proliferative SMCs exhibited a more unorganized, rhomboid-like morphology, which was further intensified by treatment with PDGF and IFN-γ.

Compared with the NON group, the SNU group had lower school grades, increased truancy, higher alcohol intoxication, more cannabis use, less sports participation and more unorganized leisure activities.

While it may be tempting to save your thesis in order to create a dramatic end to your paper, doing so will create a paper that seems less cohesive and more unorganized.

In contrast, CT45 down-regulated cells revealed an altered morphology as indicated by changes in the cell shape (e.g. upper panels, ß-actin staining) and the organization of the microtubule network (middle panels, ß-tubulin staining) which appeared more diffuse and unorganized in siRNA-treated cells.

This strategic placement encourages visual result coherence and is more intuitive than an unorganized display because users can perceive a gradual transition of dominant to non-dominant concepts.

But the revolt in Tripoli appears far more genuinely spontaneous and unorganized than the Benghazi uprising or, for that matter, the revolutions that toppled the leaders of Tunisia or Egypt.

There's nothing more disappointing than an unorganized mentor.

While that helped to speed Mr. Obama's remarks along (still, they ran more than an hour), the unorganized applause also created some asymmetry throughout the chamber, with members popping up separately from their silent seatmates.

Further, given that soccer is a sport that requires minimal equipment, more children may participate in unorganized soccer than in other sports that require specialized equipment and sporting environment such as hockey, skiing and snowboarding.

It is also more than just a collection of unorganized techniques.