Sentence examples for was still organized from inspiring English sources

He said, for instance, that the present-day Kuikuro village was still organized along east and west cardinal points and its paths were aligned at right angles, though its residents no longer knew why this was the preferred pattern.

A production focus to satisfy sales growth, together with facilities and equipment additions, set the stage for material flow and inventory problems; although 1.5% of the SKUs (stock keeping units) comprised over 60% of demand, E-Box was still organized around a process layout to serve the original job shop manufacturing system.

During this time, I was still organizing events for Northeastern alumni.

In July 1918 the U.S. Army was still organizing its support units and couldn't even supply the frontline troops with fresh water.

In 2010, Innis even received the Conservative Political Action Conference's highest honor, the John Ashbrook Award (when fellow NRA board member David Keene was still organizing CPAC).

In the United States, only a handful of oncologic imaging fellowships exist, and radiologists in most hospitals are still organized around modalities or organ systems.

They are still organized into patrilineal clans.

In the middle of the 15th century, society and the economy were still organized along traditional lines.

In part, this is because most companies are still organized in a very top-down manner, and have a hard time handing responsibility to front-line workers.

It lists not only names but also regnal years, months, and days and also divides pharaonic history into the dynasties by which ancient Egyptian history is still organized.

Some judicial jurisdictions still use historic county boundaries rather than current administrative boundaries; and cultural activities, such as the sport of cricket, are still organized according to historic counties.