Sentence examples for organized group of from inspiring English sources

"They took down a very organized group of people".

"They were, rather, an ideological vanguard, a loosely organized group of politicians, publicists, and theorists".

It's a group of people, it's a highly organized group of terrorists, but not an entire ethnic group.

Could an organized group of professional volunteers culled from the nation's high-technology companies help aid the recovery of future disasters -- or even prevent them?

"When Joseph Smith arrives in Kirtland in 1831, he's the head of a loosely organized group of followers," Mr. Olsen said.

Nervous system, organized group of cells specialized for the conduction of electrochemical stimuli from sensory receptors through a network to the site at which a response occurs.

The next day, the protesters were attacked by a well-organized group of Morsi supporters, who quickly cleared the site.

Rather, it is being staged by a loosely-organized group of Republican leaders that call themselves "Conservatives of Faith".

"They will bury Brahmi and go home," Imed Dghij, leader of a self-organized group of revolutionaries, said of the opposition groups.

In the post-World War II generation, a small, well-organized group of white downtown businessmen ran the city virtually unopposed.

A well-organized group of German students based in Singapore calls itself Clan SS, a reference to the ruthless Nazi military divisions responsible for some of the war's worst atrocities.