Sentence examples for much less organized from inspiring English sources

Preformationism does not explain how an organized, differentiated adult develops from a much less organized and more homogeneous egg; it denies the phenomenon.

Vast chunks of it may never be seen, much less organized and analyzed.

In its early days, the field hospital was much less organized; doctors would trip over the wounded laid out on the stone floor.

"Whereas I'm much less organized, and of course I was justice minister then, with not much time for writing, and my drafts were a mess, with scribbles and cross-outs everywhere, and my books were all over the floor.

Opposition to the plan, which is much less organized, centers on two objections: first, that Newark, where two of the affected universities are based, would suffer, and second, that the name Rutgers would be lost.

Significant amounts of Col I fibrils were found on both native and oxidized CS-based PEMs, resulting in higher water contact angles and surface potential under physiological condition, while much less organized Col I was detected in either HA-based multilayers, which were more hydrophilic and negatively charged.

Fortunately for America, Kushner cannot even fill out a form properly, much less organize anything more grandiose.

Life has become so busy, with time as the most precious commodity, that it takes great effort to participate in these types of family gatherings, much less organize them.

He does not even have an office to work out of, much less an organized army to command or any government ministers to manage.

Rhythm, by any definition, is essential to poetry; prose may be said to exhibit rhythm but in a much less highly organized sense.

Our results also suggest that the response to low-level trauma is driven by particular cytokines in a complex and well-ordered manner, while the addition of survivable HS leads to the elaboration of distinct inflammatory mediators as part of a much less complex and less organized response.