Sentence examples for most organisers from inspiring English sources

"As much as three-quarters of an event's carbon footprint is created by people travelling to the festival," says Challis. "Most organisers are doing as much as they can, but it's the audience who are going to make the difference".

Chris Gittins of Streets Alive, which provides advice on parties, recommends that, given the mix of attitudes likely to be found on most streets, organisers should consider branding their shindigs as ecumenically as possible.The self-explanatory lobby group Republic is offering to console some of the most monarchy-allergic.

When the World Cup schedule was drawn up and venues announced, I understand this was the one single fixture that most concerned organisers in terms of sales and interest.

Labor says the operation for 2016 was the largest and most sophisticated organiser-driven field model it has ever turned out for an election.

Gerard Piqué, the central figure in defence, affirmed the sense that he is not the most accomplished organiser and Marc Bartra, playing because of injuries to others, barely coped.

Kompany might have become increasingly accident-prone in line with his recurring injury issues, but his understudies are all notably worse, by varying degrees, and in the absence of their most accomplished organiser there can be only one reason why the club's supporters will presumably be desperate for Nicolás Otamendi to partner Eliaquim Mangala in the centre of their back four.

Most of the organisers of the civil rights demonstrations were still very accessible then.

The process has been hit by a number of controversies, most recently when organisers were forced to close the ticket resale website for a week after technical problems.

Wael Ghonim was one of the most prominent youth organisers of the protests and was seized by security agents last month.

Only the most hedonistic of organisers would throw an all-out homage to chocolate smack-bang in the middle of Lent.

Part of the prize's appeal is its association with the Man Booker – despite chiding from organisers, most continue to refer to the IPAF as the "Arabic Booker".