Sentence examples for a fine organization from inspiring English sources

"It's a fine organization that has swung with the times," he said.

Anderson's Ark is a fine organization that has been in existence since 1979 to help people reduce taxes and build wealth".

"He knows the course, he's concentrated, as you have to be, he has a fine team and a fine organization behind him," he said.

But Mr. Conway, a courtly retired banker, said the agency "has been a fine organization," and he dismissed the claims of improper political influence.

But Poile has built a fine organization from the ice up and he's always been a terrific (and under-rated) GM.

Columbia-Giesen-Management seems to be no longer, but the unfathomable will I was obeying was that of a fine organization called the Stephen Barclay Agency, of Petaluma, California.

I don't think there is a finer organization in the N.F.L.

Note that a finer organization of the collection into clusters and threads [36, 37] is possible, but the notion of threads seldom applies outside of the news domain while links generation on the base of a few keywords is domain independent.

Compared to a simple mailing list, this software allows a finer organization on the discussions relative to each single detail to implement and error to solve, facilitating the development of the software.

I wrote about our engagement with this fine organization in a previous post.

Although the Masters is not sponsored by the U.S. Golf Ass'n. the prestige of that fine organization stood behind a ruling that was handed down during the tournament.