Sentence examples for growing institutions from inspiring English sources

Among the most rapidly growing institutions are the mutual funds.

The Spanish bank said both were profitable, growing institutions that, along with its presence in Latin America, would help it reach more Hispanic customers in the United States.

And he remains connected to both Regent University and the American Center for Law and Justice, growing institutions that he founded.

"I worry that the public will see them as a good alternative model to educate U.S. students," he told the panel, without mentioning by name such rapidly growing institutions as the University of Phoenix and DeVry University.

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In 1936, after the growing institution had moved to a four-acre Victorian estate in Oakland, it became the California College of Arts and Crafts.

During her training, True said, it hadn't occurred to her that there might be something unethical about museums acquiring antiquities: this was an essential task of any growing institution, and one for which she had been enthusiastically groomed by Vermeule.

Noting that NIH is slated for a $27.3 billion budget in 2003--double 2003--double 2003--doubleago--Bush said Zerhouni is "what prepared to manage thit receivedgrowing institution during times of great new opportunity and urgent biodefense needs".

However, the market channel, as a newly emerged and continuously growing institution, is assumed to attract both well-educated and well-connected individuals, since the roles education and informal ties play, respectively, have been well documented in various contexts of labour markets (Bian 1997; Chua 2011, 2014; Granovetter 1973; Liu et al. 2016a, b; Xu et al. 2016).

According to its website, the app will continue to release more emojis over time, in the best effortws towards balancing out the growing institution of icon-based communication.

As the incidence rate of autism continues to grow, institutions and scientists are missing an incredible opportunity to study a unique and distinct demographic of the autism community: children of color.