Sentence examples for different organization than from inspiring English sources

"We're a different organization than we were in the garage".

A federal monitor, Jim Ginger, said in a 2007 semiannual report that the police force was a different organization than when troopers fired on the van.

"We are a dramatically different organization than we were more than two years ago, when Mr. Kumar left the company," she said.

Indeed, the Al Qaeda of today is a much different organization than the one Bin Laden presided over on Sept. 11, 2001.

WHEN Jill Abramson takes over as the new executive editor at the end of the summer, The New York Times that she oversees will be a very different organization than it was when she joined it 14 years ago.

They were experiencing a different organization than their colleagues.

This PS-SCS showed a different lipid organization than SCS.

O'Reilly did, however, note that ISIS is "becoming a different terror organization" than it has been in the past, which presents a unique set of new problems.

Although granulomas can be seen in mice, they are small, have a different cellular organization than in humans with absence of necrotic areas and multinucleated giant cells, and are unable to establish latency [ 50, 51].

Because of this, you get to see how a multitude of different organizations work, rather than being steeped in the assumptions of any one organization.

The same percentage (55%) reported they had set up networks with different organizations, but less than the half (43%, i.e. 36/84) reported other members of their organizations visited websites suggested during the training.