Sentence examples for establishment continued from inspiring English sources

Decades later, when Madonna in a Fur Coat became the sort of book that passed from friend to friend, the literary establishment continued to ignore it.

The opposition leader, Mir Hussein Moussavi, told the politicians, a small group of reformists in Parliament, that dissent went beyond street protests and that the Iranian establishment continued to lose legitimacy.

And until last year, when the Pakistani Taliban came within 60 miles of Islamabad, the country's military and intelligence establishment continued to believe it could control the extremists when it needed to.

5 35 p.m. | Updated Even as the Republican establishment continued to call for Representative Todd Akin of Missouri to drop out of his Senate race because of his comments on rape and abortion, Republicans approved platform language on Tuesday calling for a constitutional amendment outlawing abortion with no explicit exceptions for cases of rape or incest.

He also noted how sections of Pakistan's military and intelligence establishment continued to be linked to Islamists and warned that the army, demoralised by having to fight in Waziristan and parts of North-West Frontier Province, might retreat from the borders, leaving a vacuum that would be filled by radicals.

The divisions within the Republican foreign policy establishment continue at a time when Mr. Obama is trying to establish his own international credentials.

The religious establishment continues to be obscurantist, even medieval.

Yet the credibility of this party's establishment continues to nosedive.

But the Russian military establishment continues to express doubt that any American antimissile shield would remain a limited system.

This is yet another example of the hypocrisy and injustice that the Spanish establishment continues to rain on the Basques.

-- will almost certainly follow as the national defense budget continues to soar and the military establishment continues to lock up its control of foreign policy.