Sentence examples for establishment at an from inspiring English sources

To put it another way, with trust in the establishment at an all time low, the institutional heft of traditional media companies becomes a liability rather than an asset, enabling Trump to successfully turn the "fake news" label onto his opponents.

At the same time there is a strong tradition of public schools acting on certain temperaments to produce absolutely the opposite: rebels whose anti-establishment zeal seems to have been fired by exposure to the rituals of that establishment at an early age.

The candidate herself seems more aware of the dangers of appearing part of the establishment at a time when an anti-establishment mood appears to be prevailing.

Holding slope constant, a shift from a north to south aspect resulted in a 4.9 trees/ha/year decrease in tree establishment at a similar elevation.

The college's decision represents a significant response by the medical establishment at a time of growing disquiet about the surging number of children who are transitioning.

Whatever the outcome of the inquiry, the scandal has certainly hovered over the city's political establishment at a time of great electoral change.

Shopkeepers have put up Arabic signs ordering only one person to enter their establishment at a time, while bars and cafes have started restricting the hours in which migrants are allowed to make use of their facilities.

I want to bring everything crashing down, and destroy all of today's establishment". At a conservative gathering in Washington in 2013, Bannon also called for a "virulently anti-establishment" and "insurgent" movement that will "hammer this city, both the progressive left and the institutional Republican Party". And what gives a president who did not win the popular vote the right to do that?

Mr Kerry is earning a reputation as the man who is not doing as well as expected.Mr Kerry has suffered from being an embodiment of the Democratic establishment at a time when the party's grass-roots are in the mood for rebellion.

The focus of the case is the sensitive zone where the First Amendment's guarantee of the free exercise of religion runs up against the same amendment's prohibition against official religious "establishment". At a deeper level, the case raises the question of whether, on this as on other constitutional questions, Congress or the court has the last word.

That frenzy brought in an enormous influx of junior personnel, overwhelming the formal training establishment at a time when the demand for non-traditional training shifted educational needs from military arts and sciences to information skills.