Sentence examples for institute breaks from inspiring English sources

A map recently published by the Urban Institute breaks America's housing crisis county by county.

educational environments of the kgi institutes breaks the boundaries of the books and allow pupils to employ their knowledge in real world scenario.

Employees said managers started instituting breaks after the class-action lawsuit was filed.

The students also increased their activity levels outside school, on weekdays and weekends, and gained less weight than those in the schools who did not institute fitness breaks.

Rachel Krantz, Bustle's news editor, said that the fallout from Goldberg's post had been "tough" on the writing staff: she and her fellow-editors had to institute "Twitter breaks," to keep their interns from going down self-flagellating rabbit holes.

Democrats want to throw billions at developing alternative energy sources, institute tax breaks for college, expand the R&D tax credit and implement all the proposals of the 9/11 commission.

I want the institute to break the silence, but it must be optimistic and look to the future.

Meanwhile, in the book's other strand, Stanley enlists at drama school, subjecting himself to the institute's breaking and remaking of its students.

The fact is that the United States hindered the development of a sustainable economy by eradicating the island's agricultural economy and instituting tax breaks for mainland-based manufacturing companies, only to then phase out those incentives in 1996, sending the island into an economic downward spiral.

Q: Would you agree that creating this new institute and breaking up a new institute is the most controversial thing you've done yet as NIH director?

The institute will break ground in 2003 on a 112-hectare site in Virginia, about a 45-minute drive from HHMI's present headquarters in Chevy Chase, Maryland.