Sentence examples for small institutions from inspiring English sources

"Year to year, we've seen a number of small institutions that face budget deficits," he said.

I deeply hope that small institutions stay around, because they feel just entirely different".

In other words, small institutions must submit to the rigors of the free market.

One way for these small institutions to survive would be to embrace MOOCs.

In a febrile climate, even relatively small institutions are deemed too big to fail.

But for the most part, the handful of small institutions known as great-books colleges rely on original sources.

Washington has seen a proliferation of think tanks, particularly small institutions with narrow interests tied to specific industries.

Many small institutions and private schools like the Lycee Francais in Manhattan are land rich but cash poor.

The legislation emerged after community banks lobbied to ensure that small institutions would not have to pay for future bailouts.

What remains of the industry that once dominated mortgage lending are several hundred small institutions scattered across the country.

The first, and perhaps most obvious, is that care homes are typically small institutions in which both staff and residents are likely to stay for a while.