Sentence examples for steady organization from inspiring English sources

Steady organization ensued, including the development of convection into curved bands around the system.

Steady organization ensued as it moved west, becoming a tropical storm on August 30 and a hurricane on August 31.

Tracking westward across the Atlantic with little development, it passed over Central America and into the eastern Pacific Ocean on July 18, where favorable environmental conditions promoted steady organization.

Sol Adler, the executive director of the Y, credits Ms. Arie-Gaifman's innovations with having helped to steady the organization's fortunes during uncertain economic times.

But by 1993, several donors like the Lila Wallace-Reader's Digest Arts Stabilization Initiative and the Doll Foundation provided money to steady the organization, which embarked on a relentless campaign to increase its visibility.

Soon after, he became chairman of the struggling World Trade Center Memorial Foundation, a move that some victims' families decried (because the Mayor had earlier questioned the wisdom of a large memorial at the site) but that helped steady the organization and raise hundreds of millions of dollars for the memorial complex.

Following years of steady decline, organizations from Little League to Tee Ball USA to the Connie Mack league are generating more sign-ups in 2009, thanks to the financial downturn.

A remarkable aspect of this activity is that at very low expression levels, the linker can alter the steady-state organization of coated regions without being enriched at assembly zones, and can even operate when expressed as a soluble protein.

"As I enter my first full day," the statement started, "you have my pledge that I will direct all my energies to steadying this historic organization".

The MacArthur Foundation's endowment has declined this year, yet we remain committed to being a long-term, steady partner to organizations we support.

To oppose the continued expansion of settlements in the West Bank ("Zionists are not settlers"), or question growing anti-Arab bigotry as personified by Israel's rightist foreign minister and illustrated by the "loyalty oath" debate, or ask whether the "de-legitimization" of Israel might not have something to do with its own actions is to incur these organizations' steady ire.