Sentence examples for establishment any from inspiring English sources

He said that the Conservative party "isn't the establishment any more" and that Labour is the establishment.

Let's put it this way: I don't think Tanaka need move on to his 10th establishment any day soon.

Corbyn's leadership was never regarded as legitimate by the party's establishment, any more than Obama's presidency was accepted by the American right, who similarly made every effort to stonewall him while blaming him for not getting anything done.

But in an era when party leaders are ceding power to grass-roots conservatives who are defined by populism and often anger at institutions, it is not clear that there is a meaningful Republican establishment any longer – or if there is, that its efforts to exert influence would be anything but counterproductive to its cause.

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

Cruz actually won Iowa, but he isn't liked by the establishment any more than Trump is.

You're not even given a chance to be anti-establishment any more.

But deal sites aren't in business to educate you about great fine dining establishments any more than the George Foreman cookbook is in business to help you learn the intricacies of making good chicken stock.

Clause 1 of Article 5 of the same Law provides that 'the water supervisor may prevent establishment of any barrier or practice agriculture in any of these areas' [12].

Some must suffer by the establishment of any territorial boundaries.

The British, moreover, opposed the establishment of any independent state on the coast of southern Africa.