Sentence examples for organised otherwise from inspiring English sources

So be proactive and get your finances organised, otherwise whichever deal you're signed up to can end up hitting your pocket hard.

You have to be uber organised otherwise it will fail, with meetings going unattended, projects being mishandled or creativity being stifled because of a lack of connection between the teams".

You need to be organised, because otherwise the places might have gone by the time you get around to contacting universities.

They have suggested wide variations across the capital from borough to borough but also from ward to ward, sometimes depending on who the sitting MP is or attitudes to particular local issues and often on how well organised (or otherwise) different tendencies within local memberships are.

They are organised distribution systems in otherwise chaotic places.

Professors from 72 British universities pledged not to accept invitations to Israeli institutions, act as referees, participate in conferences funded or organised by them, or otherwise co-operate in any way.

Otherwise, you know, they'd have organised their lives differently.

Otherwise, the election organised with UN support passed off peacefully.

There are "tone" meetings and read-throughs, but otherwise no formally organised collaboration.

Jake Morrison, 21, a Liverpool councillor, heard about Mr Gray's predicament and said he hoped to invite him to a Christmas Day gathering he has organised for pensioners who would otherwise spend the day alone.

She said commemorations need to be organised in "an inclusive way" otherwise there is a danger of exclusive and triumphalist celebrations.