Sentence examples for organized though from inspiring English sources

Every day this week at noon, there's occupation-themed public yoga session where Wall St. meets Broad St. Few groups taking part are more organized, though, than US Day of Rage.

The first page is a clear description of how computers are organized, though in archaic terminology.

Cities are not tribally organized, though the importance of kinship affiliation endures, and local affairs tend to be dominated and administered by a few families.

Any new version of the band would, by definition, be more organized, though I wouldn't turn down a chance to hear Westerberg play these songs again.

But his agents are numerous and splendidly organized," though it is "impossible to get evidence which could convict in a court of law".

He said the group's fighters were highly organized, though only armed with weapons they took when they defected or those taken from slain members of Syrian security and pro-government forces.

This last is difficult to organize, though, according to dormitory teacher Erdene-Chimeg: "[T]here are not enough taps and water for all the children to clean their teeth at once".

Then a newspaper article said that Bella V. Dodd, a former Communist Party leader, had identified Adelaide Case, the candidate's sister, as "an active member of several Communist front groups I helped organize," though she did not know whether Adelaide Case was a Communist Party member.

People will always find ways to resist and to organize though.

There seemed to be more of an expectation of students (and faculty) to go on organized outings, though, despite the implied obligation, everyone viewed them more as much-needed breaks and had a good time.

He's very organized". Rarely, though, was Fisher ever mentioned as a candidate for a head coaching vacancy.