Sentence examples for sequence of institutions from inspiring English sources

As a result of the renewed emphasis on Greek studies, early in the 15th century a definite sequence of institutions emerged.

In "The Wedding Complex: Forms of Belonging in Modern American Culture," Elizabeth Freeman briefly sketches the millennium-long history of marriage in the West: Marriage has been regulated — and weddings officiated — by an overlapping sequence of institutions.

The planning process is too often viewed as a sequence of steps in which design, institutions and leadership provide an unchanging framework in which planning proceeds.

What followed was a sequence of coordinated attacks on several Cairo institutions.

The genomes come from a diverse group of institutions with nearly half of the genomes coming from three sequencing centers (Fig.  3).

The same is true of institutions".

That's the nature of institutions".

The problem was a lack of institutions.

All types of institutions employ contingents.

— Special issue: New patterns of institutions.

The size of institutions is widely varied.