Sentence examples for institutionalized while from inspiring English sources

More children are remaining in orphanages for longer periods of time, thereby incurring the increased developmental and psychic harm that comes from being institutionalized, while also diminishing their prospects for ever moving into a permanent family.

Throughout history, says Levinson, mentally ill patients have been shunted to the sidelines in medicine, the most severely among them institutionalized, while others struggle to survive in society.

The former measures the way various structures have been institutionalized, while the latter measures the various processes related to the Redesigned CHF.

He obviously was having a kind of mental breakdown, and then it became sort of official that he had this mental breakdown after his mother's death, and he was institutionalized for a while.

As a result, Palestinians have faced institutionalized and non-institutionalized discrimination while remaining wary and skeptical of their Lebanese counterparts.

Welfare is institutionalized generosity, and, while absolutely necessary, is also inadequate - money is given without dignity or understanding or hope.

Older adults suffering from cognitive decline may fall twice as often compared to their healthy counterparts [ 10], while institutionalized older adults in nursing homes or old people's homes fall even more often [ 11].

The first Vatileaks case portrayed an elderly Benedict XVI seemingly unaware of the power struggles and institutionalized corruption around him, while the two new books show Pope Francis vigorously pushing the Vatican bureaucracy to clean house.

It's a stark reminder of how the town has institutionalized violence against women while failing to grapple with what that history of violence might mean.  .

While acknowledging institutionalized bullying that secularists are experiencing in the public sector, Islamist participants also cited bullying that Islamists had experienced before AKP rule: Ten years ago, there was bullying of the secularists on us.

At the beginning of his career, Mr. McQueen became a sensation for showing his clothes on ravaged-looking models who appeared to have been physically abused, institutionalized or cosmetically altered, all while peppering his audience with rude comments.