Sentence examples for unusually organized from inspiring English sources
At Rutgers, the sports program has split the campus community and spawned an angry and unusually organized opposition.
The network to put these kinds of projects together is unusually organized in Connecticut, according to those involved, and those who support dam removal are able to pull together forces that might typically be opposed, like people who want to protect fish and those who would rather catch them for dinner.
But it is clear Trump wants to make a big impact on this issue, and the unusually organized policy process is a harbinger for large changes to come.
Bundy was an unusually organized and calculating criminal who used his extensive knowledge of law enforcement methodologies to elude identification and capture for years.
The Democrats, who were taken off guard by Mr. Brown's victory last winter, organized an unusually fierce ground campaign on Mr. Patrick's behalf, focusing on areas of the state where Mr. Brown did well along with traditional Democratic strongholds.
Ms. Jorde, who is not involved with the schedule for the unveiling, said she had initially suspected some hidden controversy because it had taken "unusually long" to organize a ceremony date.
It's well organized and, perhaps unusually for Android apps, it's actually good to look at.
Mr. Bruno, the state's top Republican, has built a relationship with organized labor that is unusually close compared with those of other leaders of his party.
Maintaining an unusually large size, the depression slowly organized, gradually separating from the trough from which it developed.
Dental enamel is a highly mineralized tissue with ∼85% of its volume occupied by unusually large hydroxyapatite crystals that are organized into prisms (7).
Despite with relatively weak constituents and low biomineralization, turtle shells possess unusually robust mechanical properties due to their well organized and layered structures that are accurately designed from nanoscale to macroscale in nature.
