Sentence examples for backing of establishment from inspiring English sources

Mr. Neumann said that despite Mr. Romney's having the backing of establishment Republicans in Puerto Rico, Mr. Santorum still had a good chance here "because of his connection with the religious sector of the community".

It's unusual that someone like him could get this far without the backing of the establishment".

He also suffers from the widespread suspicion that he has the backing of the "establishment", the euphemism which many Pakistanis use for the army and intelligence services.

When Mr. Christie endorsed Mr. Romney in October, his support was seen as a sign that Mr. Romney was consolidating the backing of the establishment and big donors.

Capito serves on the House Financial Services Committee and has the backing of GOP establishment groups like the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

But his idea won't be receiving the backing of the Establishment any time soon.

Romney, while he'd prefer to win outright, should be pleased to be in a top three that includes Paul and Santorum -- two candidates that don't have the backing of many establishment Republicans or support from the big money players who dominate the GOP fundraising world.

And in an era of ideological division, Bryce's bid has earned the backing of both establishment-aligned groups like NARAL Pro-Choice aserica and End Citizens United, as well as Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt).

Jovy Lustre, a cashier and front-desk clerk working at the hotel when the fire broke out, said that she was alerted when a co-worker ran from the back of the establishment yelling "fire".

As patrons head to the back of the establishment they can find the story rooms, which are virtual reality enhanced escape room-like experiences where would-be adventurers can explore secret Aztec temples, hurtle through space and explore strange new worlds in the game "Space Squad in Space", or try to survive a trip down a haunted river in the bayous of Louisiana.

John McCain won the nomination without the backing of the conservative establishment.