Sentence examples for most tightly organized from inspiring English sources

And while he wasn't the most tightly organized guy in the world, he had leadership skills that would have made him just as good a governor.

Even the most tightly organized convention can tell us something about the candidate and the race he is planning to run.

Ontario's naturopaths were the most tightly organized of the three, had achieved standardization in their training requirements many years earlier, and as noted above had been previously regulated in the province.

The LTTE grew to become one of the world's most sophisticated and tightly organized insurgent groups.

A piece of music is not a mere sequence of notes but a tightly organized organic whole.

IF the government shutdown has shown us anything, it's that the 80 or so House Republicans driving the crisis have emerged as the most unified force in politics: tightly organized, highly disciplined and ideologically firm.

It indicates the extent to which a graph is tightly organized around some most central points.

This squabbling barely qualified as drama, but displaying it so openly in front of a reporter was at odds with the kind of tightly organized messaging prized by most of Tillerson's predecessors.

The question of whether functional small proteins exist is particularly relevant in organisms with a tightly organized genome, such as the parasitic protozoan Trypanosoma brucei.

We are far more comfortable with archetypal individuals like organisms, whose parts appear tightly organized into single, recognizable units.

On first arrival, in the early 1630s, he did his most creative work, guiding the colonists as they laid out a network of tightly organized towns, each with its church of self-professed saints.