Sentence examples for troubled organization from inspiring English sources

It's no secret that Mariinksy Ballet is a troubled organization.

But a real estate dispute has imperiled the future of the financially troubled organization.

In February 1999, he left Bain to help turn around the troubled organization of the 2002 Winter Olympic Games.

Janet Rodriguez, program officer for the Dodge Foundation, says today that her organization could not, in good faith, continue to pump money into the troubled organization.

Mike Plant, an Atlanta Braves vice president, has been appointed president of the United States Speedskating board, taking a lead role in the troubled organization with the Winter Olympics less than a year away.

The picture of Bin Laden that Mr. Bergen draws is of an aging leader of a troubled organization who at one point became convinced that Al Qaeda was suffering from a branding problem that could be solved by changing its name to "the Monotheism and Jihad Group" or "the Restoration of the Caliphate Group".

More or less in the space of a single season, a troubled organization has made something of a turnaround, thanks largely to its energetic artistic director, Alan Pierson, who was hired in 2011 and has set about restoring the orchestra to a status worthy of its home borough's cultural cachet.

United Artists was struggling in the early '50s when two producers, Arthur Krim and Robert Benjamin, came to Pickford and Chaplin, the surviving founders, with a proposal: If they could turn the troubled organization around in five years, they would earn an option to buy it.