Sentence examples for older organizations from inspiring English sources

Internet Wire, which was founded only six years ago, is the smallest of the three major press release agencies, trailing PR Newswire and Businesswire, much older organizations.

In short, she said, many elites from minority groups are frustrated that these older organizations have not been more aggressive in courting them.

While these ideas gained favour in a number of the new companies and high-technology industries that grew rapidly through the 1960s and '70s, it was not until the following decade that they began to gain support within older organizations in the manufacturing and service sectors.

That complaint has been echoed by others who worry that even older organizations like the San Francisco Ballet and symphony are losing out on the tech boom.

Some older organizations like American Jewish World Service and the National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW) are reinventing themselves as well.

The Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation, which was founded by combining two older organizations in 1998, raised more than $46.5 million for spinal cord research.

Following retirement from the Marine Corps he became the first Commissioner of the Vermont State Police, organizing the force partially from an older organization of motor vehicle officers.

"We're all living longer, so we're an older organization," Mr. Sherak said.

Heritage was founded in the first place because the older organization was considered too squishy.

Several members had already held positions in the older organization Association for the Promotion of Skiing, founded three weeks before Ull, in 1883.

In order to make the tournament possible he had persuaded two old organizations the American Chess Federation & the National Chess Federation to merge.