Sentence examples for organizing very from inspiring English sources

The goal is to illustrate on how organizing very distantly related proteins into superfamilies provides a useful context for understanding evolutionary protein engineering, that cannot be achieved by even the most elegant analysis of single proteins, one at a time.

"The more recent trend we're seeing is doctors going back out on their own and they may in fact be organizing very large facilities," said Ms. Benesch, the health care lawyer.

"This removes the political constraints on Trump that have prevented him from organizing very warm and beautiful summits with Putin," Frolov said.

"The big success is that people were organizing very locally, figuring out what was important in their congressional disctrict and running their own plan based on that," said Ivan Frishberg, the organization's climate change campaign manager.

"He's actually very organized, very methodical.

"They are very organized, very courageous, very civilized, very caring.

"We had to organize very quickly.

roundtable you helped to organize) Very informative.

Rory described her to me as "very organized, very together".

The executive is organized very differently in a parliamentary system.

In former times, the migratory populations were organized very differently.