Sentence examples for organised less from inspiring English sources

The 1966 PCI congress revealed a split between the followers of Giorgio Amendola, keen to repair bridges with the socialists, and, on the left, the Ingraoiani, more radical, more critical of the Soviet Union, but also less organised, less credible, and less focused.

Fibrils are organised less specifically into bundles to form a collagen fibre, and finally collagen fibres form a collagen tissue [8].

Being more organised or less late would be good.

In Thessaloniki, a genuinely inspiring art Biennale is under way, organised on less than a shoestring.

His publications include Fragments of an Anarchist Anthropology (2004), in which he laid out his vision of how society might be organised on less alienating lines, and Direct Action: An Ethnography (2009), a study of the global justice movement.

A return manned mission to the Moon could be organised in less than 10 years if there was a political will on behalf of the major space nations, Mr Krikalev said.

The very fact that the weekend effect is found around the world is, in itself, a warning light against rushing to assume that these so-called "excess deaths" are all attributable to anything in the way the NHS is organised, still less the specifics of junior doctors' rotas.

In recent years, Islamic militant organisations have become much "flatter" – less hierarchic, less organised, based more on autonomous cells.

This suggests that the centriole is becoming less typically organised as cilia/flagella become less important.

Last year I was far less organised, and unsurprisingly on 24 December the supermarket was heaving.

But with each passing chapter the book grows less organised, and Mr Gladwell's lessons increasingly vague or thuddingly obvious.