Sentence examples for yet organised from inspiring English sources

They have not yet organised themselves into a trade union.

Yvette Cooper, the shadow home secretary, is politically inscrutable, yet organised and influential in Labour.

He has emerged from nowhere, yet organised a march which arrived in Islamabad on January 14th no mean feat, since marches are usually banned in the city and which was broadcast non-stop on television.

Impunity even for "repeat offenders" sends a message "that it is risk-free to misappropriate public funds on a huge scale and the state has no moral authority to caution against wrongdoing", said Kilonzo, adding that the public was increasingly offended by corruption but had not yet organised to take action.

O'Driscoll stepped in and enforced his own brand of attractive, yet organised football.

During November, an aerial bombing raid by 5 B.E.'s and a Martinsyde, the largest air attack yet organised in the East was carried out on Beersheba.

Though she cannot yet organise his evenings in foreign cities, she can run his diary.

Yet organising the party is the means by which she realises she can live a life apart from him, with its own thrills and secrecies.

Yet, organising this would be both expensive and difficult given that in 2005 another major osteosarcoma trial – the EURopean-American Osteosarcoma Study (EURAMOS) – had begun recruitment.

Better yet, organise a cocktail hour for the whole office.

With its soup kitchens, its snow-clearing operations and its security patrols, the organisation on its square had the impenetrable yet ruthlessly organised logic of an ant colony.