But whatever challenges Mrs. Clinton faces, she has repeatedly proved to be a resourceful candidate with a sharp campaign organization and a passionate base of supporters.
The notes show that, behind closed doors, meeting with some eight hundred people from the affiliated state think tanks, Sharp compared the organization's model to that of the giant global chain IKEA.
Not until the late 18th century, however, did there arise sharp divisions between organizations devoted to internal security (a counterintelligence function) and those concerned with external foreign intelligence.
The exam had drawn sharp criticism from organizations like FairTest, a nonprofit that seeks to diminish the role of standardized tests like the SAT.
The American veto also came under sharp criticism from an organization that supports the International Criminal Court.
He relishes the stability he has within the Jazz organization, in sharp contrast to the plight of most coaches.
Documents released last year by WikiLeaks, the antisecrecy organization, revealed sharp disagreements between American and Russian experts on Iran's missile technology.
December 1 2015 Carnegie Hall's official presentations thin out during Thanksgiving week, of course, but the organization's sharp team of young music professionals is happy to fill the breach.
It doubles as the headquarters of the Albert Einstein Institution, an organization Mr. Sharp founded in 1983 while running seminars at Harvard and teaching political science at what is now the University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth.
Lloyd's of London, the international insurance market, yesterday reported its first profit in six years, reflecting a surge in insurance prices since the Sept. 11 attacks and a sharp decline in the organization's payments for claims.
