Sentence examples for so institutionalizing from inspiring English sources

The simplicity of the invention which could be powered by man, animal, or water caused it to be widely copied despite Whitney's patent; it is credited with fixing cotton cultivation, virtually to the exclusion of other crops, in the U.S. South and so institutionalizing slavery.

He's so institutionalized.

"These things are so institutionalized, they continue to be a problem.

"Art is so institutionalized, it can make people feel not invited," he said.

By November, the disagreement had been so institutionalized that campaign workers handed out fans with both messages, on flip sides.

"It is almost so institutionalized now, though there is a variance in stringency," said Brian Sigritz, the director of state fiscal studies for the National Association of State Budget Officers.

"These problems are so institutionalized, people don't even realize they are a problem anymore," said Howard Friedman, principal of the Manhattan Comprehensive Night and Day High School.

Soccer-related violence, a problem so institutionalized here that gangs of hardcore fighters (and so-called fans) are on the payrolls of the major clubs, peaked this week in a series of tragic incidents.

A friend in New Hampshire tells me his wife's annual escape with her friends is so institutionalized that the women all have baseball hats sporting the words "Wild Mountain Mamas".

These uses of animals are so institutionalized, so normalized, in our society that it is difficult to find the critical distance needed to see them as the horrors that they are: so many forms of subjection, servitude and — in the case of killing animals for human consumption and other purposes — outright murder.

The practice was so institutionalized that insiders called it "the 35-day-month".