Sentence examples for organizing core from inspiring English sources

Turnout in special elections is usually low, 10 to 15percentt, and both sides agree that organizing core supporters is the key to victory.

In some ways, this was Charlemagne's Europe, which was the organizing core of the European Peninsula.

In organizing, core measures of success include strengthening partnerships, broadening a base, and changing the existing discourse so that public opinion begins to turn against the status quo.

Though the Libyan revolt began with a relatively organized core of longtime government critics in Benghazi, its spread to the capital was swift and spontaneous, outracing any efforts to coordinate the protests.

Roughly half the jobs saved come from the ranks of teachers, a highly organized core constituency for the president and a mainstay of the political machine that supports the Democratic Party.

The habitat's stacked levels organize core programs by activity within the lander, introducing a spectrum of private to communal interior spaces.

An organized core autoimmune repertoire within the immune system has been termed the immunological homunculus [52].

Thus, a steady state was reached in which lateral WBC dispersion dominated, likely due to wall inertial forces [41] or a lack of development of an organized core of RBCs.

Although it has been suggested that as a redundant cross-linking protein, villin might result in stronger, better organized core bundles [55], more recent experiments argue that the definitive function of villin is the dynamic reorganization of the core cytoskeleton in response to cell signaling and stress [26].

The results are consistent with the view that medial regions of human auditory cortex contain tonotopically organized core and belt fields that map the basic acoustic features of sounds while surrounding higher-order parabelt regions are tuned to more abstract stimulus attributes.

During lens formation, epithelial cells terminally differentiate into elongated fiber cells, wrapping onto an organized core of existing fiber cells.