Sentence examples for tiny organization from inspiring English sources

Centurion is a tiny organization, with only ten people on staff, which seeks to free the wrongly incarcerated.

("We're a tiny, tiny organization," says Mr. Gates of his foundation, which gives away $4 billion a year).

Based in Bozeman, Mont., where Mr. Mortenson lives, it was a tiny organization that raised just $1.7 million the year "Three Cups of Tea" was published.

Shunpike, a tiny organization in Seattle that helps nonprofit arts groups manage the business aspects of their work, also retooled its operations.

This tiny organization, which works to protect Tobago's wetlands, coral reefs and rain forest, has only one paid employee, an administrative assistant.

Not bad work for a tiny organization of religious people that survives mainly off of individual donations and rummage sales from churches, synagogues and mosques.

Foundations have typically been unwilling to support concepts already developed by others; thus the proliferation of tiny organizations doing similar work.

Under their leadership, Benecke and Osburn built their once-tiny organization into one of the most reputable in Washington.

A tiny Filipino organization, the My Shelter Foundation, has put the bottle bulb in tens of thousands of houses in the last year and is aiming for a million homes this year.

The person behind the sex amendment was the seventy-nine-year-old leader of a tiny fringe organization called the National Woman's Party.

BETTY MEDINA LICHTENSTEIN used to dread the beginning of the school year, when students from colleges and universities around Holyoke, Mass., would descend on her tiny community organization, Enlace de Familias.