Sentence examples for organizing at least from inspiring English sources

Ms. Ventre is organizing at least seven competitions this year, including meets in South Carolina, Ohio and Washington State.

Are you?" At the same time, Broadway Impact is organizing at least 20 free buses to take people from New York to the rally and back.

Nevertheless, I appreciate Gladwell's conclusion that Internet organizing, at least in its most commonly heralded forms, "makes it easier for activists to express themselves, and harder for that expression to have any impact".

Their effective organizing (at least at low levels, it appears) and belligerent, intimidating style of street theatre has scared the living daylights out of the Republicans, driving the GOP even further to the right for their own survival and forcing them to support far-out whackos like Rand ("Jim Crow") Paul and Sharron ("A Chicken In Every Doctor's Office") Angle.

The band of 505 bp can be amplified only if Tcast2a is organized at least as a dimer, supporting the already detected tandem organization of Tcast2a.

The campaign organized at least two major rallies in Jacksonville on Sunday.

He hopes to organize at least three trips next summer if interest warrants.

Meanwhile, the Bush campaign is scrambling to organize at least a half-dozen fund-raisers between now and mid-March.

Research shows that unions would have to organize at least one million new members a year just to increase the proportion by a single percentage point.

Those attacks have been attributed to Hezbollah, with the Argentine authorities suggesting they were planned and organized at least in part here.

They organize at least five social events a semester — a pizza party, perhaps, or a volleyball game, or round-table discussion with faculty.