Sentence examples for institutional air from inspiring English sources

Ranging between sand and rancid butter depending on the light, the yellow steelwork casts a jaundiced pallor across the scene, lending the interiors a decidedly institutional air.

Even residents of luxurious hotels complained about them, because of security, because of the offerings of the dining rooms, or because of the inevitable institutional air.

"The loss of effective air traffic control was not the result of a single error, but a combination of numerous individual and institutional air traffic control factors, which reflected systematic shortcomings in emphasis on positive air traffic control concepts," the American report said.

CENIPA concluded that the accident was caused by errors committed both by air traffic controllers and by the American pilots on the delivery flight of the Embraer Legacy, while the NTSB determined that all pilots acted properly and were placed on a collision course by a variety of "individual and institutional" air traffic control errors.

The cosmetics established an air of institutional legitimacy that does not often attend new teams.

Male Lewis rats (250 ± 50 g) were purchased from Charles River Wilmingtonn, MA, USA), housed in chip-bedded cages and, prior to the experiments, acclimatized for 1 week in the air-filtered institutional animal care facility of the Faculty of Medicine at Dalhousie University, Halifax, Canada.

And it remains to be seen whether the board will be able to raise the substantial amounts needed to update the building, whose dioramas on ship building, institutional blue walls and noisy air-conditioning give it an archaic air.

Ms. Fiorina alone logged 99,000 air miles, visiting institutional shareholders face to face, often in meetings lasting an hour or more.

Shareholder activists will dominate the meeting, since large institutional investors do not typically air grievances in such a public forum, analysts said.

Activists and longtime Murdoch critics, some with odd agendas, dominated the meeting since large institutional investors do not typically air their grievances in such a public forum.

The predigital video in the commission hearings brings its own peculiar sense of dead air, of an institutional present, lending the dramatic questioning and testimonials a hard, cleareyed directness.