Sentence examples for gradually institutionalized from inspiring English sources
The Methodist church profited most by their popularity and gradually institutionalized them into its system of evangelism.
After the Third Plenary Session of the 11th Central Committee, China's coal mine safety management entered a new stage of recovery and development, and gradually institutionalized, it showed a change from the "almighty management mode" to "supervision management mode".
Her apotheosis, now complete, was astonishingly protracted, with the church lagging behind popular sentiment and gradually institutionalizing it.
Engels represented one of the first to argue that women's subordination was not the result of any biological dispositions, but rather, caused by "men's efforts to achieve their demands for control of women's labor and sexual faculties [which] have gradually solidified and become institutionalized in the nuclear family".
The Soútsos brothers, Aléxandros and Panayótis, introduced the novel into Greece, but they are best known for their Romantic poetry, which as time went by moved gradually away from the Demotic ("popular"), or commonly spoken, language toward the Katharevusa ("purist") form institutionalized by Koraïs.
Institutionalized racism?
Mrs. Pomegranate is institutionalized.
Should he be institutionalized?
"It's been institutionalized.
They institutionalized it.
