Sentence examples for particularly organised from inspiring English sources

"They get frustrated with me because I'm not particularly organised and I think they think I'm a bit... stupid," she laughs.

"I'm really not that outgoing or, for that matter, particularly organised," says Stiller who, when we speak, is en route to joining his family at their vacation home in Kauai.

The long list has often been labelled as not being particularly organised, and that it is "broad in scope to the point of confusion".

The initial rebellion wasn't particularly organised or effective, but Khartoum's failure to stamp it out allowed dissent to spread to rural areas throughout the south, where guerrillas sowed the seeds for a more defined secessionist movement.

Scrapping the regulations, by contrast, would provide small benefits to the broad public (which isn't particularly well organised), and slightly larger benefits to a set of would-be producers that doesn't yet exist.

Others claim he was only visible when media's cameras were present, particularly at demonstrations organised by the Muslim community, such as those defending Palestine or castigating Charlie Hebdo.

(ii) Second, single-hop transmission suffices in many application scenarios, particularly in hierarchically organised networks.

I also arrange media briefings for particularly important events organised by the Institute.

Tactically, this might be one of the most fascinating ties, with both sides extremely well organised and particularly clever in their pressing.

"If you can keep your head when all about you / Are losing theirs and blaming it on you, / If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you, / But make allowance for their doubting too …" Contrary to what appears to be popular belief, I am not very organised, nor particularly good at "media".

It's organised, regimented, particularly if you're under section; if you're not back in time they call the police.