Sentence examples for considered an establishment from inspiring English sources

Though Pugh, considered an establishment candidate, prevailed, the election was revolutionary in many respects.

In the guidance, EU regulators clearly state that a website alone is not considered an establishment of a business.

Trump who is also considered an establishment outsider, has also been polling better than his Republican counterparts with independents across primary states in the US as well.

It was a surprising move for Christie, long considered an establishment favorite for his centrist views and leadership at the helm of a liberal-leaning state.

People running for the post include Rep. Peter Roskam (R-Ill)., who is considered an establishment candidate given his current role as McCarthy's chief deputy whip and the fact that he represents an industrial blue state.

One was the majority's firm rejection of the school district's central argument in defense of its policy: the prayers were private student speech that could not be attributed to the school district itself and could not be considered an unconstitutional "establishment" of religion in violation of the First Amendment.

While Sanders has been in politics for over 30 years (and in that sense, is part of the establishment), he has long been considered an anti-establishment outsider.

7 00 p.m. — Dinner at Chili's (considered a classy establishment in Upstate N.Y).

Regardless of which candidate left the race, whether they were considered an outsider or establishment favorite, Trump benefitted from each.

The latter aspect of his personality needs to be taken into account lest he be considered merely an establishment victim in his parting with Surrey".

After launching what most in the political establishment considered an eccentric and quixotic bid to outrun Hillary Clinton for the Democratic nod in next year's election, Bernie – his chosen campaign identity – is catching fire.