Sentence examples for relatively unorganized from inspiring English sources

Ethnoclasses have successfully pursued their interests in many Western democracies, but they remain relatively unorganized in most other places.

A field which had been relatively unorganized and, indeed, was notable for factions (eg. national versus local) and competing interests, must decide whether to seek to create a united front to lobby for higher funding.

The Occupy Movement stayed so open and relatively unorganized that anyone could act in its name.

In the speaker's corner, people were trying to right all the wrongs in the world, but it became immediately clear that there are a lot of wrongs to right too many, perhaps, to be dealt with by a relatively unorganized group of street protesters.

Is your house clean or relatively unorganized?

Human VSELs, similarly to their murine counterparts, contain large nuclei that, by transmission electron microscopy, show the presence of primitive unorganized euchromatin and a relatively small rim of cytoplasm containing numerous round mitochondria.

MAY "Jonah was born unorganized.

Surface reconstruction from unorganized points.

They were totally unorganized in those days.

They include: Census County Divisions Census Sub-areass; Minor Civil Divisions, and Unorganized Territories.

"They were totally unorganized," Mr. DiGiovanni said.