Sentence examples for quest to organize from inspiring English sources
He confessed that he once bent procedural rules in his quest to organize workers.
In its quest to "organize the world's information," Google now wants to keep track of your credit card number and where you live.
Meanwhile, Google, in its quest to organize all of the world's information, is making it unnecessary to visit individual Web sites in much the same way that the Sears catalog made it unnecessary to visit physical stores several generations earlier.
Given that Hyundai has narrowed its site search to two states that have not been hospitable to unions in the past, Kentucky and Alabama, it appears the U.A.W.'s quest to organize the nation's first Korean-owned auto assembly plant might be as difficult as its attempts to organize European and Japanese plants.
But Graph Search is just one facet of Facebook's quest to better organize the data generated from its 1.11 billion users (and even people who have never signed up for the site) have pumped into the social networking site and its properties.
After the holidays, many shoppers load up their carts with storage bins, shelving systems and color-coded containers, all in a resolute quest to get organized for the new year.
The increasing number of older people in Norway combined with the lower ratio of persons of working age raises the quest for more efficient ways to organize and manage nursing homes.
The apparent paradox is that the oppressed people were able to organize and articulate their quest for freedom on the lands of the imperial forces.
The one literary form Winterson can deploy to organize and bring meaning to her experience is her favorite, the quest, which pits her against an enemy she has no idea how to fight.
8, to organize a defense.
