Sentence examples for prisons made from inspiring English sources

A presidential wannabe, Ben Carson, a former neurosurgeon, said last week that prisons made people gay.

Cynics will no doubt think this a saccharine sentiment merely, if only on the grounds that it is unattainable and that one had better stick to the realities of a world in which the majority of people are trapped in economic and intellectual prisons made by history, perpetuated and promoted by demagogues and the greedy and powerful.

Prisons made places of hard work to prepare offenders for life outside.

But New York State prisons are strained in large part because federal prisons make an effort to keep prisoners close to their home communities.

So why do prisons make it so hard for inmates to phone their families?Prisoners' families tend to be poor.

But privatizing prisons makes little economic or political sense.

The growing prevalence of "legal highs" in prisons makes them more unstable.

They are destabilising some prisons, making it difficult for normal prison life to continue.

Most prisons make little effort to prevent sexual assaults and provide minimal attention for victims.

But its prisons make American jails look like a vacation.

JPay streamlines the flow of cash into prisons, making it easier for corrections agencies to take a cut.