Sentence examples for organizations wind from inspiring English sources

Politicians and media organizations wind up such people at their, and our, peril.

"So the Corrections Department, and our organization, wind up doing the same task two or three times".

A new board is now combing through the Montreal S.P.C.A.'s financials, trying to reconstruct how the organization wound up more than $4 million in debt.

Transcripts upregulated in mammary tissue, relative to milk cells, included those associated with vasculature development, cell morphogenesis, regulation of cell mobility, cytoskeleton organization, wound healing, response to hormone stimulus, and regulation of cell adhesion.

Inflammatory response, regulation of cytoskeleton organization, wound healing, negative regulation of cell proliferation and regulation of immune response are some of the categories highly enriched in cluster 1, while enzyme linked receptor protein signalling pathway and metal ion homeostasis are some of the highly enriched categories in cluster 3 (Table 2).

"But I do see that in some cases there is an opportunity for organizations to wind down gracefully and with their job done".

From time to time, other news organizations have wound up in the bull's-eye of hacker groups, sometimes after they have published unflattering information about those very groups.

Based on its organization and winds of 40 mph (65 km/h), the system was re-designated as Tropical Storm Leslie.

Many different cell types contribute to matrix synthesis, organization and wound repair.

But there are no equivalent organizations for sun, wind and other forms of renewable energy.

Although convection increased in organization, the surface wind field did not respond.