Sentence examples for establishment has failed from inspiring English sources

The academic establishment has failed to provide clear guidance for degree applicants.

The sophistication of her operation could prove decisive in an open-seat election that has already taken on a chaotic quality: organized labor, the most potent force left in New York politics, is badly splintered; the Democratic establishment has failed to coalesce around a single candidate; and voter turnout is expected to be unusually low.

The administration has the support of the Democratic senator Dianne Feinstein, who chairs the intelligence committee and who has said she opposes ending the program for mass collection of phone records, even though, according to critics, the US intelligence establishment has failed to show where it has proved critical in terrorism investigations.

Many are visibly frustrated by the fact that the party establishment has failed them for so long.

He opposes the welfare cuts imposed by David Cameron's ruling Conservative Party (reforms the Labour establishment has failed to resist) and favors tax increases on the wealthy.

"The idea is called America, and it still works," Mr Rubio said, to cheers.Mr Paul essentially made a pitch that the Republican establishment having failed in 2012 it was time to try his blend of liberty-loving populism.

"Those opposing free schools are simply defending the establishment – an establishment that has failed pupils and infuriated parents for too long," he said.

Or will they rebel against a political establishment that has failed them?

For Sanders' supporters, Clinton represents a political establishment that has failed them.

The very status of such parties as insurgents and rebels reflects their dilemma: By positioning themselves as outsiders, they exclude themselves from the mainstream, which they anyhow revile or mock as emblems of a corrupt and elite establishment that has failed the people.

Sanchez responded with a scathing critique of the president, accusing him of being part of a political establishment that has failed to work for Californians.