Sentence examples for institutional ones from inspiring English sources

While patients may prefer community-based care to institutional ones, there is still a risk of subjecting mental health patients to institutionalization on psychiatric acute wards in general hospitals or new forms of residential facilities in community settings.

Crucially, these community services are cheaper than the institutional ones they replaced.

A growing "government relations" industry is trying "to replace personal relationships with institutional ones", says Caio Rodrigues, head of ABRIG, the lobbyists' lobby.

Or the many organisations that aim to improve relationships – whether personal or institutional ones – yet are deeply adversarial workplaces, where honest and open dialogue is distorted by accountability systems and management practices that promote the opposite ways of working with colleagues.

The problem is the fad among investors, especially institutional ones, for giant growth stocks like Coca-Cola and Microsoft.

"Because greed has had the upper hand, many investors even institutional ones–have been in denial over the troublesome rise in valuations.

Professionalism has an idealistic dimension and an institutional one.

We can also help you migrate an existing AWS account to an institutional one.

The conflict now unfolding between the two branches has not only a historical dimension but an institutional one.

A partisan struggle between Republicans and Democrats has turned into an institutional one, pitting the governor against the Legislature.

tend to treat racial tension as something that can be simply worked through and gotten over, an interpersonal problem rather than an entrenched institutional one.