Sentence examples for really institutionalized from inspiring English sources

ESPN is really institutionalized as a sports carrier".

The fact that Mr. Obama has burned through four chiefs in four years — a contrast with Treasury, where Mr. Geithner stayed for the entire term and does not leave until Jan . 25 after the president's second-term inaugural — is a testament to the unique difficulties and pressures of a job that really became institutionalized only with the Nixon administration.

Can a series of ad campaigns really change institutionalized body hatred?

In our strategies, we have to institutionalize something we cannot actually institutionalize".

In our strategies, we have to institutionalize something we cannot actually institutionalize," said German Research Foundation president Peter Strohschneider.

Brockmeier points out that open-source projects never really become fully institutionalized.

"They were really funny people, not institutionalized, not too corporate in their minds and often very bright with curious interests".

If you are too much fighting with your spouse between two point of time, please go away for 2 weeks from each other and if you really miss him/her instead of been institutionalized, you will appreciate the love around.

Current politics, initiatives and institutionalized madness aside, is it really any wonder that we'd want to return?

I don't think there was malicious intent, but it just goes to show that racism is so institutionalized that you don't really think about how micro-aggressions like that make people feel uncomfortable".

How do I really translate stereotype threat, oppression, internalized and institutionalized racism into Spanish so that they can understand the kind of hell that it's been for my sister and me, and students like us, to graduate?