Sentence examples for easily institutionalized from inspiring English sources

"I don't think Denis is the sort of personality that can be sort of easily institutionalized," said Shannon Macdonald, president of the Miami Swimming Club.

But the Roosevelt legacy was about activist government and was easily institutionalized; many conservatives worry how to preserve the Reagan legacy when its philosophy, at its roots, was an opposition movement.

While social norm affects social behavior, it can easily institutionalize personal behavior (Wenzel, 2004).

Adult education could be heavily institutionalized.

The CEO's greatest influence shifts from direct to indirect means articulating and communicating a clear, easily understood strategy; institutionalizing rigorous structures and processes to guide, inform, and reward; and setting values and tone.

Institutionalized patients may also easily benefit from those specific administration routes.

Can it really be that President Clinton will simply let this promising initiative die, once again showing how easily America can ignore racism in all its institutionalized and personal forms?

Mr. Anastasijevic, the Serbian journalist, said it remained to be seen whether the case against Mr. Miskovic would have a lasting effect on a system of patronage so entrenched and institutionalized that it could not be easily overcome.

While Cardinals may quickly retake their control of the bank, pedophilia is, to some degree, institutionalized and cannot be removed so easily.

Still others wonder whether the Justice Department can easily change the course set by the George W. Bush administration and institutionalized by Obama ― with or without Sessions at the helm.

Still others wonder whether the Justice Department can easily change the course set by the George W. Bush administration and institutionalized by Obama ― with or without Sessions at the helm. .