Sentence examples for stumbling organization from inspiring English sources
"Yahoo is losing the last piece of what was viewed by many as a stumbling organization," says Allen Weiner, a Gartner analyst.
Time and again, during research and consulting assignments, we've seen both groups stumble (and the organization suffer) because they were out of sync.
Like most Republican primaries in recent memory, the early front-runner who had raised the most money and built the best organization stumbled a bit but by early spring had emerged as the inevitable nominee.
Max likes baseball and is a Detroit Tigers fan (his stepfather's late father lived in Harlem, but adopted the Tigers because of its star Jewish player Hank Greenberg), so he began researching little league baseball in Detroit and stumbled upon an organization called Detroit PAL.
If there's one area where organizations stumble when responding to breaches, it's in keeping stakeholders informed.
This is where most organizations stumble.
Across Colombia, government officials and peace organizations celebrated the release as rare good news in stumbling peace efforts that have left millions of Colombians disenchanted.
Combining fresh and detailed intelligence with lightning-quick raids by Special Forces commandos, McChrystal's team systematically killed or captured middle- and high-ranking insurgent leaders, causing their organization to stumble and disintegrate.
In the end, for those who insist on watching the Golden Globes, watch them and accept them for what they are, and you can live in blissful peace -- 86 members of a shaky organization that stumbled onto a goldmine with studios and networks, and who present a lively TV kegger.
These organizations promote a "learn-as-you-go" environment that embraces stumbling occasionally.
