Sentence examples for organize because of from inspiring English sources

unionized tens of thousands of mostly Latino janitors from Los Angeles to Houston, including thousands of illegal immigrants, who were until then considered impossible to organize because of their legal status.

Measles campaigns usually take up to a year to organize because of the huge logistics involved.

Measles campaigns for countries usually take up to a year to organize, because of the huge logistics involved, and because immunization is only effective with almost complete coverage.

Neither of these ideals has been more than briefly and episodically descriptive of reality, or has served, except momentarily, as the principle around which the politics of race was organized, because, alas, not many realms in American life have been either truly color-blind or truly integrated.

"If you are going to be productive these days, you have to get organized because of the speed of everything".

He said the violence in the Rift Valley after the election appeared to have been organized because of the involvement of large numbers of heavily armed men who seemed to strike just minutes after the disputed results were announced.

Too many teams today are organized because of process and obligation instead of a true desire to get something done.

And if you don't have any photos to organize because all of your pictures are online, this may be a great time to order some physical prints.

So he gives what to me is a fake answer: 'you've got to organize, because a lot of people think these things but they're isolated from each other.' He's doing it because people walk out too depressed.

"They don't think we can organize because we are all a bunch of junkies," said one patient, Lisa Roellig.

The Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) had at one time removed Selma from their list of places to organize because "the white folks were too mean, and black folks were too afraid".