Sentence examples for down established from inspiring English sources

According to Elizabeth David, it was De Pomiane who first broke down established prejudice against the vegetable.

While coups d'état, revolutions and civil wars still occasionally bring down established democracies, it's more common for democratically elected leaders to gradually erode the quality of democratic institutions.

And he also belongs to a world in which the parameters of good and evil have been redefined by the Holocaust.Mr Knausgaard describes himself as a romantic conservative: he is equally critical of capitalism, which breaks down established communities, and the welfare state, which promotes politically correct complacency.

He describes the roots of punctuated equilibria and reveals how it builds on (not tears down!) established evolutionary theory.

"Bad Girls: A Collection in Action" honors the women who dedicated their lives and their work to tearing down established order to make room for experience, freedom and life.

But Mr. Obama refused to back down, establishing the pragmatic tone he would set on Iran.

But back at the clubs, those who didn't make it settle down, establish businesses, and become coaches or administrators.

Congress backed down, establishing a precedent suggesting that former presidents wield lingering powers to keep matters from their administration secret.

The government appears to have backed down, establishing a commission of ministers to examine the issue further.

After the landless movement occupied government ministries recently, Mr. Cardoso cracked down, establishing a federal police unit to deal with the movement and making it harder for those who occupy land to win title to it.

The captive market gave the factory economies of scale necessary to bring costs down, establish a network of reliable parts suppliers and expand nationwide at a time when other car ventures were struggling to absorb huge up-front capital investment costs.