Sentence examples for true organization from inspiring English sources

But it's another thing to narrowly win against candidates who don't have a true organization, who aren't well funded, and who don't have a bustling campaign headquarters.

The actin filament network is drawn schematically to illustrate the average direction of actin polymerization and does not represent the true organization of the actin filaments and branches.

It was once a true membership organization, he says, and those members set the organization's policies.

True, the organization's figure would seem to lump indebted American doctors and former Presidents with less fortunate indebted people and poor, but not indebted, people in the developing world.

I for one would be willing to pay my children large cash emoluments long into their young adult years in exchange for their silence regarding the true social organization of our family.

True, the organization has only just started its work in Syria, and overall has not done away with many chemical weapons in 2013, but it has achieved much to keep the world free of chemical warfare since its founding in 1997.

Perfect Corp. has become a true learning organization continuously adapting to new challenges and expanding our capacity to innovate.

Nancy Cave, the Coastal Conservation League's (CCL) North Coast Director, called SODA POP "a true grassroots organization" that she "has every reason to believe will be successful".

With a staff of just one full and two part-time employees (along with a dedicated volunteer board), Berkshire Grown has established itself as a true umbrella organization for local food here in Western Massachusetts.

But Bromberg (pictured below) and his Palestinian and Jordanian colleagues at FoEME, with offices in Jordan, Bethlehem and Israel, the only true trilateral organization in the region, don't see the desperate state of the Jordan River as a lost cause, even though a recent report they've released says the river will probably run dry by 2011.

Of the four sponge clades, the Homoscleromorpha are of particular interest as they alone show the "true" epithelial organization seen in other metazoan phyla (the Eumetazoa).