Sentence examples for institutions were going from inspiring English sources

"I don't think our presence in the marketplace has made a difference in anything — these institutions were going to sell because they needed the money," she said, briskly.

"Many of the institutions were going back to their managers to discuss these strategies to enhance their security and safety procedures," the sergeant said.

By the 1930s, when the urban planner/wrecker Robert Moses set up an office on the island, those unhappy institutions were gone.

Expanding on that, if there was some kind of apocalypse and the government and internet and all institutions were gone, how would Ron Swanson deal with that?

Institutions are going off-message again.

"All cultural institutions are going to have to adjust in a certain way".

Senior officers have remained quiet about the changes their institutions are going through.

It goes without saying that the prestige and calibre of institutions are going to count in a dwindling jobs market.

"If these institutions are going to be true alternatives, we need a cleaner break from the past," he said.

To have any chance at credibility — with all of Iraq's competing factions — Iraq's government institutions are going to have to be much more transparent.

But we shouldn't imagine that these centralized institutions are going to work perfectly or even well most of the time.