Sentence examples for organizations so much from inspiring English sources
Is it any wonder, then, that our world has so much suffering; our employees so little engagement; and our organizations so much untapped creative capacity to thrive?
"I enjoy the city and the organization so much, it never came up".
But aside from some modular shelving, West Elm Market is not devoted to crisp organization so much as the squishy new improvisational economy.
Carlisle, who alienated people in the Detroit Pistons' organization so much that he was fired after consecutive 50-victory seasons, knew there would be growing pains, but he said he believed his style wins in the playoffs.
We caught up with the couple at the event to find out why they love the organization so much.
Give yourself several months to change ways and institute new systems, and as you gradually ease into the changes, you'll like the ease of organization so much that it will soon become second nature and much smoother to keep improving your systems.
Never before have the traditionally independent military and law enforcement organizations worked so much in concert, sharing information and expertise as Al Qaeda tries to reconstitute itself in Pakistan.
(One of Donald Trump's first acts as President was to expand and reinstate the so-called Mexico City Policy, which withholds U.S. aid from international organizations that so much as mention abortion).
In his first week in the Oval Office, he signed an executive order that bars the federal government from funding international organizations that so much as provide information on abortion.
He reminded the crowd that one of Trump's first acts in office was to reinstate and expand the global abortion gag rule, which will prevent the flow of U.S. aid to international organizations that so much as mention the procedure, and vowed that he and Trump will "work with the Congress to end taxpayer funding of abortion and of abortion providers".
I know why we get defensive -- it is because our organizations mean so much to us.
