Sentence examples for sufficiently organized from inspiring English sources

When the Romans arrived, the Parisii were sufficiently organized and wealthy to have their own gold coinage.

Only when mass opposition from middle- and lower-income people is sufficiently organized to possibly threaten capitalism itself do capitalists waver and split over borrowing and austerity.

FulBe pastoralists, who have little political clout and who are not sufficiently organized to be adequately represented in local and national policy forums, are the losers of policies based on the old controversial discourse that was above all aimed at controlling them in space, and by immobilizing them in space, immobilizing them in time.

The attack was not sufficiently organized and it failed.

The trough later became sufficiently organized to be classified as a tropical depression.

Later that day, the storm had become sufficiently organized to be classified as a subtropical depression.

But do American officials really believe that the Syrian opposition is sufficiently well organized to assume full responsibility for governing?

But I know we need a government big enough, funded sufficiently and organized effectively enough to help people as quickly as possible when their lives and property are threatened and their worries and fears are exacerbated -- a part of what the Constitution calls providing for the public welfare.

On a story like this, "Is it good for Obama or for Romney?" is not a sufficiently specific organizing question.

My employees knew what I refused to acknowledge: I wasn't sufficiently experienced or organized to handle our workload.

In an extensive Guardian article, the author Oliver Burkeman wrote how Chalmers and others put forth a notion that all things in the universe might be (or potentially be) conscious, "providing the information it contains is sufficiently interconnected and organized".