Sentence examples for orchestrated properly from inspiring English sources

"It's a touchy situation because I have a lot of respect for Fab, but let's just say that it wasn't orchestrated properly and when you have something of that magnitude — I understand the epic-ness of [having] the biggest female rappers to change the game come together and touch mics — some part of that has to feel real," she said.

We know intimately a range of world-class experts who, like ourselves, can often be free for a few days or a week or two and could really help organisations if their expertise were to be properly orchestrated.

Although alone this is quite exciting, developing a properly orchestrated demo can captivate the audience even more.

In a few months, with a few properly orchestrated 'events' (and their easily manipulated and predictable tool in the White House), Washington and the rest of the nation was soon turned into an American version of Mogadishu.

It is especially critical for stem cells that their potential to self-renewal and to differentiate is tightly controlled and properly orchestrated.

30 Muller et al reviewed a number of recent studies that suggest that stromal PPAR-β/δ regulates tumor endothelial cell proliferation and promotes differentiation leading to the properly orchestrated events required for tumor blood vessel formation.

They don't trust the government to properly orchestrate a one-car parade, let alone effectively manage anything as individually important as the system which can determine whether they live or die.The evidence supporting these citizens' scepticism never seems far away, in big ways and small.

Here, we outline novel insights and perspectives regarding the function of Polycomb complexes in shaping the stem cell genome architecture, and discuss how this function might be required to properly orchestrate transcriptional programs during differentiation.

A growing list of studies reports that failure to properly orchestrate centrosome maturation can trigger centriole duplication defects.

"It was orchestrated, methodical".

Other impresarios orchestrated it.