Sentence examples for elite organizations from inspiring English sources

These elite organizations are propelled by the joy and excitement of sport.

Numerous elite organizations have been swept off their feet by the idea.

The elite organizations all turn out to be small and informal, most fielding only a few hundred employees.

"If you can't even manage what you have, how are you going to manage even more?" This is a problem that has touched even elite organizations, including the Indian Institutes of Technology.

The groups the coalition represents range in age and budget size, but all are struggling in an era when even elite organizations, like Lincoln Center and the American Museum of Natural History, face city cutbacks in their operating budgets.

The F.B.I. and the C.I.A. come under heavy criticism; both agencies emerge looking more like the Keystone Kops than elite organizations, but on balance Mr. Posner seems to blame the F.B.I. more.

"It's hard to have an elite organization without excellent starting pitching," General Manager Theo Epstein said.

The Pittsburgh Steelers earned a national following and a reputation as an elite organization.

The United States Marine Corps is a proud and elite organization (Lives, Gabe Hudson, Nov. 19).

WANTED A mild-mannered accountant (James McAvoy) joins an elite organization of contract killers led by Morgan Freeman and Angelina Jolie.

In addition, the United States Government describes the Revolutionary Guards as being involved with unconventional weapons and its most elite organization, the Quds Force, as a supporter of terrorism.