Sentence examples for organized less from inspiring English sources

A street-level view of the campaign, in fact, reveals the many stubborn shortcomings of Pakistan's politics, where the parties are organized less around policies than people, often from feudal families who have held sway for generations.

Refresher courses, however, are hardly ever organized (less than 3%).

But extinct societies can't represent their pasts or remind us that we are alive today most likely because our ancestors annihilated people like them for being less brutal, less organized and less equipped.

The mutant growth plates were also less organized, with less columnar organization, and some hypertrophic chondrocytes had developed earlier than controls in the zone of proliferating chondrocytes (Fig. 5E, F).

Up until Mardonius was killed, the issue of the battle was probably still in doubt, but, once leaderless, the less organized and less disciplined Persian forces collapsed.

They have often seemed less organized, and less visible, than supporters of same-sex marriage, who formed an umbrella coalition this year after their own disorganization and infighting were partly cited for the defeat of the legislation two years ago.

There is no excuse to be spending excess time to be less organized and less efficient.

Thirty years ago when they were smaller, less organized and less adept at politics, they might have been overlooked.

The fibrin networks of the TIA individuals appeared less organized with less taut fibers.

Existing cortical bone showed a compact, lamellar appearance with osteons, whereas newly formed bone appeared less organized and less lamellar, and it was more consistent with woven bone.

A waste management plan means less waste, a cleaner site, better organized actions, less material to transport, and a better exploitation of resources.