Sentence examples for most highly organized from inspiring English sources

"It is definitely the most highly organized caucus of all time," said Michael Whouley, a veteran Iowa caucus organizer, who is supporting Mrs. Clinton but is one of the few major Democratic strategists who have not come to Iowa for this fight.

The Shilluk are the most highly organized, having a divine king who symbolizes the whole realm.

They are one of the wealthiest and most highly organized of Tanzanian peoples.

Mr. Kelly must be one of the most highly organized restaurant owners and chefs in the business.

It has been said that annelids are the most highly organized animals with the power of complete regeneration.

PERHAPS the most highly organized group in the race was a three-team conglomerate shepherded by two sisters, Leidyne Lau, 37, and Lei Lynn Lau, 31.

Yet, it is the most complex and highly organized structure that we know of, containing hundreds of billions of neurons and glial cells, and something on the order of one quadrillion synaptic connections, all of which are arranged in a very specific manner.

Second, we have been trained in an environment in which most selection processes are highly organized and regulated.

Primary afferent input to the dorsal horn is highly organized: most nociceptive afferents terminate in laminae I and II, while low-threshold cutaneous afferents occupy a region extending from the inner part of lamina II (IIi) to lamina V (Todd & Koerber, 2005).

One of the most fascinating problems in developmental biology is how embryonic cells work together to produce highly organized multicellular organisms.

In most countries it is very highly organized as a competitive sport, especially in Europe and Asia, particularly in China and Japan.