Sentence examples for of being organized from inspiring English sources

Mr. Demertzis of the University of Athens said Golden Dawn was suspected of being organized like a paramilitary organization, headed by a leader who is surrounded by 10 to 20 people close to him.

In effect, many tunicate genes have the peculiarity of being organized in polycistronic transcription units (operons), a type of genomic organization not common in metazoans.

It's an ambitious menu, but unless you're a rookie in the kitchen, pulling it off is just a matter of being organized.

Women break out calendars, balance checkbooks, distribute snacks -- they're organized, he has noticed, and part of being organized is making every second count.

Most Japanese scholars and teachers acknowledge that the body of knowledge they teach is still in the process of being organized into a system.

Instead of being organized by period — "British eighteenth-century painting," say — galleries could be organized around human-scale themes, like marriage, aging, and work.

The rest of of article is organized as follows.

Much of this is organized.

Groups of lineages are organized into clans.

The overview of photographs is organized into seven thematic categories.

In community organizing, members of communities are organized to act collectively on their shared interests.