Sentence examples for it's institutionalized from inspiring English sources
"It's institutionalized bad faith," he said.
It's institutionalized and entrenched like the Federal Reserve, acting as a collective corrective to finally — at long last — laugh folly out of existence.
"It's institutionalized in very large agencies with public subsidies and very little oversight, and it's an interesting paradox, because the original concept of L.A. was to keep it from having the waste and corruption of big Eastern cities by creating a form of government that wasn't very politicized and based more on administration".
"It's institutionalized racism," she says.
When it's institutionalized, in a platform like Snapchat, Facebook or Twitter, it becomes just another sharing option.
Fashion is much like fads and other collective obsessions, except that it is institutionalized and regularized, becoming continuous rather than sporadic, and partially predictable.
But she stressed that it's better to do it earlier rather later so that it is institutionalized into the company culture.
But it wasn't until the 19th century–not coincidentally, the moment when capitalism as we know it flowered that trust became, as it were, institutionalized.
In the 1960s, he said, people who needed it were institutionalized.
Chess has been played in Armenia since the early Middle Ages; however, it was institutionalized during the early Soviet period.
