Sentence examples for make many institutions from inspiring English sources

Partly it is a legacy of the '80s and '90s culture wars that threatened public funds for the visual arts and that continue to make many institutions wary of offending any constituencies.

That has made many institutions staunch opponents of what they see as excessively harsh restrictions on student visas.

The institution could make many smaller and riskier deals to support startups at an early stage.

The notion that a work of contemporary art might be built to decay makes many collectors and institutions understandably skittish.

Ms. Lilly has made many donations to charitable institutions, concentrating them in her native Indiana.

Simons's willingness to pay more than the most élite academic institutions makes many people uncomfortable.

(I think!)" Simons's willingness to pay more than the most élite academic institutions makes many people uncomfortable.

They became folk heroes of the Depression era, a time when resentment against banks and financial institutions made many criminals, including John Dillinger, George (Baby Face) Nelson and Charles Arthur (Pretty Boy) Floyd, popular with the public.

I firmly believe the referendum result confirms what many of us working in politics have long been aware of: that large numbers of people don't feel like they're connected to or listened to by the institutions making many of the big decisions that affect their day-to-day lives, and there is a real appetite for local areas to take more control of those decisions.

The Mayo Clinic was his professional home and he made many contributions to this institution.

For example, humility interpreted as unquestioning obedience in defense of an institution made many religious officials across faith lines deaf to the cries of victims of clergy sexual abuse of children.