Sentence examples for establishment created from inspiring English sources

In nurturing and radicalizing its extremist fringe – in pursuit of short-term gain – the Republican establishment created a political Frankenstein.

In 1946 President Harry S. Truman, recognizing the need for a coordinated postwar intelligence establishment, created by executive order a Central Intelligence Group and a National Intelligence Authority, both of which recruited key former members of the OSS.

Starting with the tea party movement in the early years of Barack Obama's presidency, fury over what activists saw as a capitulating GOP establishment created a vacuum for someone or something to take hold.

The three-floor restaurant, whose decor includes a sweeping marble staircase, a wrought-iron banister from Greece and a 120,000-piece crystal chandelier, is the third establishment created by the group, which also runs a wildly popular Chinese restaurant in Huntington, N.Y.

Policy makers and public should take a closer look at the long-lasting 'medical/scientific ponzi schemes' that cancer establishment created to control a drug-dependent sick society.

One emergent difference between today and the 1950s, said Daniel Sarewitz of the Consortium for Science, Policy & Outcomes at Arizona State University, Tempe, was the realization that a science establishment created by elites would essentially require elites to manage it as well.

The production and storage of dangerous substances in an industrial establishment creates risks for man, environment and properties in the surrounding area.

The secrecy surrounding the intelligence establishment creates dilemmas for democracy because it leads to irresolvable doubt about who has done what, and why.

It lowers those barriers that the establishment creates and enables other shows that have similar diversity issues to succeed.

Successful parasite establishment creates a strong sink of nutrients and phothosyntates to the detriment of the host [ 3].

"Festivals and indie films are by definition anti-establishment, created to raise questions about serious issues," said Mark Elijah Rosenberg, artistic director of Rooftop Films, a festival in New York.