Sentence examples for dying institutions from inspiring English sources

The raising of the deposit guarantee limits in 1980 to $100,000, from $40,000, made depositors less concerned about the health of their institution, and made it easier for dying institutions to attract deposits.

Dr. Mark Rutland has firsthand experience in helping turn dying institutions into thriving organizations, and provides invaluable insight on lessons learned.

Parole is a dying institution.

Some of the most prominent members of the founding generation believed that slavery was a dying institution.

In the 1990s, it seemed a dying institution, supported by a few houses, like Chanel, Dior and Valentino.

A dying institution of government will conduct its own last rites in a marathon session to start tomorrow.

The revelations have all but destroyed a dying institution, in Ireland at least, where there are barely 250 Brothers left with an average age of 74.

There is, still, a sense of doom about awards handed out to the Detroit Free Press (a dying paper in a dying city) and the New York Times (a dying institution whose fate terrifies the industry).And there's a small story in the award for editorial commentary, given to Eugene Robinson of the Washington Post.

The pressures imposed on Saint Laurent by Dior's legacy — the constant struggle to create novelty — were doubled by his own prophetic sense that custom-designed "high fashion" might be a dying institution: in 1966, he made the controversial move of starting a ready-to-wear line.

A former English professor from a working-class immigrant family, LeBlanc has taken his passion for technology and, cherry-picking what many of the much-maligned for-profit colleges did right, revitalized a dying institution.

She recently remarked that she thought marriage was a dying institution.