Sentence examples for for fear of institutionalizing from inspiring English sources
Analysts said Venezuela had vigorously opposed any agreement that would have recognized its drop in production, for fear of institutionalizing a long-term loss of market share.
If anything, there is something to be lost: the British police have been criticized for performing poorly to prevent sex crimes by Pakistani gangs for fear of being accused of institutionalized racism.
If these capable young people can misplace their glasses or lose their keys without fear of being institutionalized, well then, so can I.
Nursing homes in Norway have established special dementia care units for about 30% of institutionalized older people with dementia [ 31].
When Greenfeld's heart disease made it impossible for the family to keep Noah at home, the couple finally surrendered to the idea of institutionalizing their child.
Number of diseases was the main risk factor for falls in this population of institutionalized older adults.
In other words, the State Department has legalized a de facto form of "institutionalized corruption" for handling environmental reviews for cross-border pipelines like Keystone XL's northern leg.
The movement issued a call to action for people everywhere to recognize the reality of institutionalized racism.
They say New York, which they call a symbol of institutionalized corruption, could become a national model for the effort to free elections from the grip of big money.
Fear does that to you, and the fear of terror has been institutionalized at the top as well as the bottom of society".
