Sentence examples for more institutionalized from inspiring English sources
The discovery of the large-scale facility here in the San Gabriel foothills raises questions about whether it was a rare phenomenon or an indication that maternity tourism is entering a new, more institutionalized phase with more hospital-like facilities operating quietly around the country.
Omidyar's predecessors took their business lessons to the nonprofit sector on a grander, more institutionalized scale.
Generally more (institutionalized) frictions are in place in these European sites, intended to prevent further change, based on the benefits assumed for biodiversity and aesthetics.
On the other hand, from the perspective of dispute resolution, transformation and escalation also mean that the dispute resolution process is more institutionalized.
Scientists influence partner attraction more strongly for firms that are less-well-connected, and they become less prominent in fostering finance ties as the industry practice of partnership becomes more institutionalized.
The Zambian government has been supportive of the project, but Internet.org could face friction in other parts of Africa, the Indian subcontinent, or the Middle East where gender discrimination is more institutionalized.
The authors of this study argued that patients with dementia are probably more often institutionalized in nursing home facilities with more organized pharmaceutical care.
That made Skid Row "home to the largest concentration of police officers in the country" according to the Los Angeles Community Action Network (LA CAN), a group of local residents that argues the crackdown is a little more than institutionalized harassment of a community that needs assistance, not more men with badges and guns.
Older men are more likely to live at home while older women are more often institutionalized [ 62].
"The reforms have been more solidly institutionalized than anything they've seen before".
One of the fastest-growing segments of Medicaid is nursing care, which the state has tried to address by encouraging home care as an alternative to more costly institutionalized care.
