Sentence examples for enough establishment from inspiring English sources

In Algeria, the military took power in a coup in 1992 and retained enough establishment support for the state to function throughout the civil war.

If Marco Rubio is unable to rally enough establishment support to challenge Trump or Cruz, it is possible that Romney or his former running mate, House speaker Paul Ryan, could emerge as alternatives in the convention's second round, when delegates are released from requirements to vote in accordance with the result of primary elections.

However, in trying to propitiate enough establishment Republicans to secure the GOP Presidential nomination in 2016, Rand Paul is displaying some independence from his father.

Always assured of adolescent adulation, from Naked Lunch on ("strident and illiterate to its heart of pulp"), critical reaction has been sharply divided - though his surprising endurance was proof that if you last long enough, the establishment develops an affection for you.

On the Republican side, there is the increasingly conservative -- but apparently never extreme enough -- establishment wing of the party led by Boehner and McConnell and the big business lobby, and there is the Tea Party anti-establishment wing.

Artists, labels and hangers-on get away with all kinds of things they shouldn't, but there is no spectacle large enough, no "establishment" legitimate enough, and no fan important enough to defend fuckery once it's been identified.

This time should be long enough for establishment of a new steady state, particularly with respect to Paco2 but not so long that important changes in physiological status of the animal would occur.

Briefly stated, the state requires (reasonably enough) educational establishments that offer a certain level of service to register with the state and pay a not-insubstantial fee.

It's another state the Trump forces targeted, but Feingold has more than enough anti-establishment juice to survive, or even thrive, in this era.

We are, too often, close enough to the Establishment ourselves to be comfortable in calling a lie, a lie.

But no, he won't get it either – not enough chums, too establishment, too pompous, they say.