Sentence examples for organized a more from inspiring English sources

The victory could have been more complete if Rodney, a conservative admiral, had organized a more vigorous pursuit of the remainder of the French fleet.

Although none of the key informants identified any formal mandates concerning how often their prenatal record should be reviewed, most reported that they conducted informal reviews of their prenatal record at least annually and organized a more extensive review of the prenatal record every three to five years.

Gilbert then set about organizing a more ambitious colonizing expedition.

Unite with one or more employees to organize a more effective system.

There is no civil society to organize a more impressive rebellion.

But the new teams being sent were described as professionals capable of training rebel officers and organizing a more efficient command network for the ground war.

We were also able to connect with others in the Chinese American activist community who are organizing a more extensive effort around utilizing Wechat.

So, to follow other anniversary exhibitions, notably "Velazquez and Seville" in Seville last fall and "Velazquez in New York Museums" currently at the Frick Collection, the Prado invited the art historian Jonathan Brown to organize a more modest, more didactic show.

A successful raid against Peekskill, New York in March prompted him to organize a more ambitious expedition to raid a depot in Danbury, Connecticut.

While the 1967 insurgency had been unplanned, the Khmer Rouge tried, without much success, to organize a more serious revolt during the following year.

I would argue that the ideology of the ruling class, which relies on individualism, racism, and the work ethic, keeps us from organizing a more just and equitable society.