Sentence examples for institutionalized higher from inspiring English sources
"The concentration of imported prestige objects in a distinct minority of graves suggest that institutionalized higher ranks did exist," exhibition curators noted in a text panel accompanying the Varna gold.
I believe institutionalized higher education limits possibilities, and that if we allowed people to learn from life instead of confining them to academic intuitions we could unleash human potential and allow everybody to change the world.
The society, just like the museum and the Metropolitan Opera, was largely an organization that institutionalized high culture, characterized its audience tellingly in 1892 as "untouched by those freaks of fashion... of the majority of popular entertainments".
But Tower has apparently come to see the error of his ways & he recently told the Washington"Post"that he now regrets his role in "front-loading"the Pentagon budget--pushing for steep increases early in the Reagan era in order to institutionalize dramatically higher military spending over the long term.
We live in a culture where misrepresentation has become institutionalized from the highest levels of government on down.
At its best, the thoroughbred industry has institutionalized an incredibly high standard of care for its horses.
Compared to the general elderly population, those institutionalized have the highest prevalence of osteoporosis.
In the CEE/CIS region, these children – particularly those with disabilities – are institutionalized at the highest rates in the world.
8 In Hong Kong, the proportion of stroke survivors who are institutionalized is as high as 37%, excluding those already living in residential care before stroke onset.
The rate of occurrence of MDD is even higher among institutionalized older patients.
27 A recent study revealed the beneficial effects of cognitive stimulation in long-term care institutions, this effect being significantly higher in institutionalized patients compared to noninstitutionalized patients.
