Sentence examples for institutions have changed from inspiring English sources
I don't think institutions have changed enough.
Now, for his 60th birthday, times and institutions have changed, as have perceptions of Mr. Zorn's artistic stature.
Our values and institutions have changed, and we have welcomed people from new parts of the world.
The idea, he says, did not seem to have occurred to Miss Rini.Indonesia's political institutions have changed dramatically in the past five years—so much so that most Indonesian officials are still trying to discover how the new set-up is supposed to work.
"The U.S. operations of large foreign institutions have changed in recent years — marked in part by significantly greater reliance on potentially unstable, short-term wholesale funding and rapid growth in their capital markets activities," said a spokeswoman for the Federal Reserve.
Tonight at 6, the New York chapter of the American Institute of Architects will present a discussion on how cultural institutions have changed the way they present and plan exhibitions, protect artworks and visitors, and develop architectural projects since Sept. 11.
The experiences of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people have changed significantly over that time, with civil partnerships and then, since 2014, same-sex marriage, and he says things at the institution have changed too.
Although the rules of antibiotic therapy in our institution have changed from that time i.e., only for contaminated neurosurgery (empyema etc)., cephalexin was continued for 10 days (15 mg/kg per os twice a day) in 3 dogs in which surgery time exceeded 2 hours and anaesthesia exceeded 3 hours (Dogs 1, 2 and 3).
