Sentence examples for at three organizations from inspiring English sources

I looked at three organizations' online presence to get an idea of how other organizations serving a Spanish- and English-speaking population share their work online.

The algorithm was independently running at three organizations at the time of the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake (USGS, PTWC and IPGS).

Caparro has previously been a CEO at three organizations: Warner Music Group's WEA, Universal Music's Island Def Jam Music Group and PolyGram's PolyGram Group Distribution.

At 35 years of age and a committed husband and father he's held leadership roles at three organizations and launched six companies so far, all logistics oriented.

The real time W phase source inversion algorithm was independently running at three organizations (USGS, PTWC and IPGS) at the time of the 2011 off the Pacific coast of Tohoku Earthquake.

We facilitated workshops for board members and senior leadership at three organizations to assist them in developing a strategy for fair priority setting.

This year, MENAR has placed eight fellows at six organizations in four countries across the Middle East Egyptt, Qatar, Jordan, and Morocco.

A 2004 report jointly written by the top economists at five organizations — the industry groups for real estate agents, home builders and community bankers, as well as Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the large government-sponsored backers of home mortgages — was typical.

They surveyed 672 workers and 114 supervisors at two organizations and found the employees who reported more feelings of isolation — based on the same UCLA scale that Kellerman's team used — received, on average, harsher reviews from their bosses.

To test our theory of work relationships, we conducted a series of social network surveys at four organizations: an entrepreneurial technology company in Silicon Valley, a unit of a multinational IT corporation, a U.S. university, and the Spanish country office of a global luxury goods corporation.

There are, of course, some difficulties in working at two organizations that do vastly different things.