Sentence examples for organizations trouble from inspiring English sources

"The Eme, AB, BGF, NF these are the big four Cali organizations," Trouble says.

High-performing work groups sometimes operate in organizations troubled by declining funding or inadequate leadership at the senior level.

Outside school, she is the co-chairperson of Border Crossers, an 11-year-old organization troubled by New York's segregated system that instructs elementary-school teachers how to talk about race in the classrooms.

Congress is seen increasingly as a party without a clear ideology, with a leader who could be a liability as much as an asset, and as an organization troubled by factionalism and feudalism, united only around a family dynasty that last held the prime ministership in 1989.

Group messaging continues to be a problem that large organizations have trouble solving.

If there is one thing smaller businesses have in common, Mr. Lubar said, it is the little long-term planning they do, an aspect that large organizations have trouble with, especially when these customers might be ready to buy services.

International aid organizations have trouble operating outside of Kabul, because of security concerns — dozens of relief workers have been assassinated — but teams led by British and American forces are laying roads and building bridges and schools in much of the country.

International aid organizations have trouble operating outside of Kabul, because of security concerns dozens of relief workers have been assassinated but teams led by British and American forces are laying roads and building bridges and schools in much of the country.

It is therefore not surprising that many organizations have trouble defining the CDO's role, and are unsure when to add this position to their C-suite.

We need to celebrate our success stories as much as we mourn those organizations in trouble.

When organizations have trouble advancing or attracting women, CGO suggests, it's not a "women problem" but rather a more general problem.