Sentence examples for organizations feeling from inspiring English sources

With other arts organizations feeling a similar pinch, Mr. Adamo is not expecting national companies to send representatives this week, he said.

The New York marriage battle has gone truly social, and it's leaving some organizations feeling a bit out of control.

There are, of course, lots of instances where male gurus take advantage of ideology to basically hoodwink young women into engaging in sexual relations and almost being domestic slaves to them, and many women have left organizations feeling that they have been abused.

The organization feeling the most heat these days is most likely the L.P.G.A., which absorbed the news that its best player, Lorena Ochoa, is retiring at age 28.

Twitter has also adopted lists to make it easier to follow many different kinds of individuals and organizations without feeling overwhelmed.

Karen Finley, a New York performance artist, said that as a result, artists and arts organizations are "feeling very fearful" about invasions of their freedom.

Since November, when the British-born Ms. Beckles struck out on her own after several years of volunteering for other organizations but feeling dissatisfied by the results they achieved, she has become the unlikely but unrelenting savior of Dead Dog Beach.

Organizations are feeling the pain, and smart leaders are addressing it.

Last year was the worst year for humanitarian crises in two decades, and international aid organizations are feeling the strain.

Other organizations are feeling a sense of corporate social responsibility towards the U.S. and the cities that house them too.

A related recommendation from some public health officials was to assure that governments maintain an option to work directly with businesses that are BENS members, not having to "go through" BENS, or to work with other business organizations, without feeling obliged to consider BENS as the sole conduit for business partnerships.