Sentence examples for found an institution from inspiring English sources
"found an institution" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
It typically means to establish or create an organization or establishment. Example: After years of hard work and dedication, she finally found an institution that provides support and resources for single mothers.
By 1986, he found "an institution in disarray".
Renouard came to N. Y. to found an institution which he called the United States College of Embalming.
Many philanthropists donate money to found an institution and then leave it up to officials to worry about the operating costs.
"When I became director in 1993, my colleagues and I found an institution that was very provincial, focusing more on very established Modernist artists versus what was going on in the contemporary art world, which was extremely vibrant and important.
In essence, Ripplewood found an institution that (like most Japanese banks) operated much like the old central planning bureaucracies of Eastern Europe.
Upon returning to the church, I found an institution that appeared to have evolved on matters pertaining to homosexuality.
"First, you've got to find an institution interested in playing you," Bates continued.
In today's climate, the bankers said, it would be difficult to find an institution willing to lend the money.
Leigh Keno, the company's owner, said that he is helping the estate find an institution willing to acquire the archive.
"We did not find an institution or culture that provided a safe outlet for admitting errors and improving procedures," the report said.
"I think that people need to be committed to the same mission of an institution, and if they are not committed, they need to find an institution where they can be committed," he said.
