Sentence examples for rich organization from inspiring English sources

"It seems like we've become a rich organization," Ellis said.

Since its founding in 1904 in Paris, FIFA has grown into an extremely rich organization, with reserves of almost $1.3 billion and revenues last year of $1.2 billion from the sales of television and marketing rights all over the world.

Her Twyla Tharp Dance Foundation is not a rich organization; in 1999, the period for which the foundation filed its most recent tax forms, it listed just $40,085 in income and $175,000 in assets, including $97,000 in cash reserves.

Overall, the mutational analysis of the channel activity performed in this work tests the proposition that the channels consist of a β-sheet rich organization, with the charged/polar central strand containing the mutation sites lining the pore, and the C-terminal strands facing the hydrophobic lipid tails.

Both were carried out by followers of bizarre gurus who presided over large, rich organizations; both were preceded by smaller operations designed to test methods and weaponry; and yet both took authorities by complete surprise.

When we heard that we fell over ourselves to see the language in the bill that would make us the richest organization of poor people in world history.

In a company that demands big effort and phenomenal work, being grateful gives us perspective and makes us better people and a richer organization.

"I couldn't believe that one of the richest organizations in the world would allow a Catholic school to close in an inner city," said Nick Roca, 58, who coached football at the school from 1976 to 1980.

This however creates a severe challenge: how to ensure that robust, reliable, validated knowledge about the future is made available to less resource-rich organizations.

This may explain why larger resource-rich organizations struggle with revolutionary innovation.

Which means cash-starved but idea-rich organizations can create ideas that spread farther and faster than ever before".