Sentence examples for organized might from inspiring English sources

"Trying to stay organized might be the hardest part," he said.

Someone else, with different ideas on how the global economy should be organized, might fill the vacuum.

Arguments that Islamists, being better organized, might emerge in Egypt as they have in Iran, Lebanon and Gaza, cannot be dismissed.

To armies and their lines of communication they added numbers of people who did not, as a primary function, belong to the fighting force and who, if not properly organized, might weaken its capacity to fight.

Even so, the well-financed muscle and organized might of the anti-choice movement has over the years overpowered supportive faith voices.

Not to mention Hubert Humphrey, Jesse Jackson, Shirley Chisholm, and a host of others who though history kept beating the drums for ordinary people against the organized might of Big Money.

Obama's work in community organizing might have left him with greater compassion.

"In terms of wireless, it seems as though what they're talking about in terms of union organizing might be similar to AT&T," said Burke Stinson, an AT&T spokesman.

Someone who is a whiz at organizing might be willing to help file paperwork once a month.

Everyone in the audience was transfixed as Julian imagined what SNCC organizing might have been like with the online networking, actions and fundraising that MoveOn were then pioneering.

Phrases such as "the death of distance," "the end of geography" and "organizing without organizations" might have been perceived as a bit over-hyped, but not entirely mistaken.