Sentence examples for more than institutional from inspiring English sources
Thus, co-management entails more than institutional design and participatory democracy.
Trump's struggles on Capitol Hill reflect more than institutional shock over his victory.
What interests Black and Eastwood more than institutional lore is what Hoover did with the power he accumulated.
The words seemed to promise something the room did not deliver, something more than institutional lighting and faded encyclopedias.
He added in a statement yesterday that "Alliance breached its duty to investors by charging mutual fund investors significantly more than institutional investors for similar services".
Peter Jensen, general secretary of Gafcon, a group of conservative Anglican churches formed to "guard and proclaim the unchanging Gospel", said in a new year message: "Truth matters even more than institutional unity".
So far, we've got more family than institutional.
As Will Leitch put it, the Nets are, at this point, "more aspirational than institutional".
2. Personalities over institutions For an audience that has grown up with social media, personality is much more compelling than institutional authority.
As Will Leitch put it, the Nets are, at this point, "more aspirational than institutional". In that way, they're symbolic of their borough's relationship to the Knicks.
At the Hammer, Mr. Lejeune discussed how the M.T.A. was using geographically focused advertising, which was intended to put a more neighborly than institutional face on the system.
