Sentence examples for organised how from inspiring English sources

"She seems a bit scatter-brained or at least breathless, but in fact her mind is beautifully organised – how else could she do so much?

D: I remember that around the time of early Talking Heads I was reading a lot of books about cybernetics, how systems are organised, how they flow and self-regulate.

But it also contains many hints about how Facebook is going to be organised, how smoothly (or not) it runs, who will be in charge, and what its future looks like.

Social media was how these groups organised, how they recruited, how they framed and reframed the narrative to the point where an apolitical 78-year-old is so afraid of a small minority group that she winds up at a political rally draped in the Australian flag.

Observations in communities will include observing social organisation of communities and people; alcohol selling establishments and how selling and consumption is organised; how alcohol is talked about; and how people react towards intoxicated people.

In light of the above, the detection of modules and the analysis of community structure in networks has the potential to reveal the design principles of complex systems and provide important insights into how such systems are organised, how they evolve and how their components interact.

You can't necessarily organise how life works out, he tells me.

When you know your moving date you can start organising how to get your possessions to your new home.

Few people find reassurance through the ways in which we have come to organise how we are housed.

If the Jews knew anything it was how to organise, how to maintain discipline, how to be tough and how to be single-minded in their goals.

He'll inevitably be its figurehead, but won't be its chief, and there will be no official 'steering committee' or centralised body organising how it works.