Sentence examples for organized groups of from inspiring English sources

The uprising seemed more organic than organized — groups of a few dozen merging into groups of a few hundred, converging on lines of helmeted riot police officers, chanting "Death to the dictator!" But in Isfahan the police response seemed far tougher.

Because the Nobel Peace Prize must go to an individual or organization, The Guardian reports that the academics are expected to formally nominate organized groups of volunteers from the Greek islands, or else individuals within those groups.

Large, loosely organized groups of people can work together electronically in surprisingly effective ways.

Collective behaviour, the kinds of activities engaged in by sizable but loosely organized groups of people.

Sometimes, she added, organized groups of parents take turns picking up and caring for each other's children.

Reports claimed that organized groups of young men were entrapping gay men, torturing them on camera, and posting the videos.

Well-organized groups of assassins dressed in black -- the ninja -- began attacking particular targets, often Muslim leaders affiliated with the country's largest Islamic organization, Nahdlatul Ulama.

Individual cells or self-organized groups of cells perform extremely complex functions that include sensing, communication, navigation, cooperation and even fabrication of synthetic nanoscopic materials.

In every neighborhood in Tunis, and throughout the country, are self-organized groups of youths and activists, some Ennahda members and others part of the so-called League for the Protection of the Revolution.

These recent bipartisan advances reflect not only a stronger coalition of environmental and clean energy advocates, but also well-organized groups of major corporations seeking investment and cost-saving opportunities from.

The rise of self-organized groups of people toppling once-entrenched regimes is a harbinger of things to come here in the U.S. too.