Sentence examples for elite concerned from inspiring English sources

The critique applies just as much when the elite concerned comes from the left.

It plays to the very case Ukip has long been making, that the media is part of an out-of-touch metropolitan elite concerned chiefly with itself.

In Antiquity, Mr Seguin, along with co-authors from the University of Bordeaux, wrote that the burials "convey the image of a social elite concerned about their appearance".

The Indo-Anglian elite, concerned about the effects of the summer heat, quickly agreed to exempt the imports from the usual East India Company regulations and trade tariffs, and the initial net shipment of around a hundred tons (90,000 kg) sold successfully.

A major contribution of this article therefore is a body of primary qualitative interview data from industry elites concerning relevant emissions policies.

Contextual factors shape the circumstances of decision making by policy elites concerning particular policies at particular times.

Climate change is not an elite concern; it is a force upending American lives with crippling drought, increased urban air pollution and devastating floods.

More recently, the activism of the 1960s elicited elite concerns about "excessive democracy," and calls for measures to impose "more moderation" in democracy.

Elite concerns about Abhisit in office appear to reflect less on his performance than on general worries about the ultimate resolution of issues.

All of this is against the backdrop of an increasing grassroots movement against coal, and scientific certainty and elite concerns about fossil fueled climate change.

The network radically reshaped the Republican Party, away from its intellectual roots into more of the party of the everyman that decried academic thought or so-called elite concerns (like the environment) and was best embodied by men like Bill O'Reilly, whose most recent book, "Old School," celebrates what he calls "traditional Americans," and rails against "sensitive snowflakes".