Sentence examples for without organised from inspiring English sources

Lenin and Stalin were genuine masters of revolutionary strategy, who knew that without organised terror their goals would never be achieved.

"We want to spend money on things that have been tried and tested and found to be effective and cost-effective," he says, adding that without organised R&D, we don't know if a policy or an intervention works or fits.

We compared breast cancer incidence in areas with and without organised screening.

We used Poisson regression analyses to quantify changes in mortality trends, comparing regions and age groups with and without organised mammography screening and correcting for changes in age distribution.

Various studies described an increase in breast cancer incidence rates in the last two to three decades for both, situations with and without organised mammography screening (Quinn and Allen, 1995; Chu et al, 1996; McCann et al, 1998; Kricker et al, 1999; Paci et al, 2002; Schouten et al, 2002; Botha et al, 2003; Buiatti et al, 2003).

Washington had hoped to run this campaign without organising the Northern Alliance's war for it.

Gigs are hassle enough without organising the support band too; sod that.

They are a team without ego, organised and diligent, one that worked hard for each other, snapped into their tackles and attacked eagerly.

In her inaugural Senate speech on Wednesday Hanson warned Australia was "at risk of being swamped by Muslims" and claimed, without evidence, organised crime rates were higher among Muslim populations.

"It was down to bad decision-making which has been a fault all season, we go 1-0 up and try to keep going without getting organised.

That's where "organising without organisations" reaches its limits: you need to build institutions of power if you're going to confront institutions of power.