Sentence examples for point of organizing from inspiring English sources

He's detail-oriented but not to the point of organizing Snapple bottles in perfect rows.

"Because groups have a larger purpose in mind which has to do with the health of the group itself, making sure that the group thrives, that the group improves its political standing, and is able to the be the focal point of organizing around issues the group cares about".

Is it possible for tough-guy talk to prompt any more than an occasional nasty outburst or can it indeed sustain and amplify anger to the point of organized mayhem?

The starting point of organized religion is answers.

A USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times poll taken in March had the New York businessman ahead of Cruz by 7 points, despite the months of organizing Cruz's campaign has put into the state.

The World Health Report 2008 "PHC now more than ever" pointed to the importance of organizing health services around people's needs and expectations as one of the four main issues of PHC reforms.

This approach uses the "identification of the interpretive scheme and of how that relates to structural attributes and processes" as a starting point "to uncover coherent patterns of organizing" (Greenwood and Hinings 1993, 1055).

"The whole point of being organized is to relieve stress by bringing your life back under control.

This would be the cohesive, loyal and disciplined team that burned through $100 million, spent $7 million on a state it lost by 29 points (South Carolina), was unwilling or incapable of organizing in caucus states and unprepared for much after Feb. 5.

"Anything that eats has a system of organizing the world," he pointed out.

As Barrie speaks, he leads his group through exhibit after exhibit, each designed to illustrate a point, a facet of organized crime.