Sentence examples for institutions spread from inspiring English sources

Stark and Finke are not, then, so much concerned with why people believe in God as with how believers act and why religious institutions spread.

Universities have proliferated from the first one founded in Bangkok in 1917 (Chulalongkorn University) to dozens of state and private institutions spread across the country.

In what amounts to a cultural building boom, more than 60 arts institutions spread across the five boroughs — from smaller community organizations like MoCada to citadels of culture like the Morgan Library — are all undergoing or have recently completed architectural renovations or new construction.

"John Divola: As Far As I Could Get" has already opened at the Pomona College Museum of Art, in Claremont, Calif., and will begin on Oct. 6 at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and on Oct. 13 at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art, three institutions spread over 150 miles of driving.

One of the larger IMI consortia, StemBANCC involves 35 partner institutions spread across ten countries.

Efforts have been made along this line but have only concluded that institutions spread through organizational networks.

The place was Forest Fringe, a DIY non-profit setup that has become an Edinburgh institution, spread its wings around the globe and been hailed as the future of theatre.

Founded in 1701, the Ivy League institution spreads out from the 16-acre green that lies at the heart of New Haven.

The Latin language and Roman political institutions slowly spread.

Both were written by members of rederijkerskamers, or chambers of rhetoric, institutions that spread from the French border in the 15th century.

THE Dodd-Frank act, America's new law to reform the oversight of financial institutions, has spread anxiety among Wall Street executives.