Sentence examples for establishment how to from inspiring English sources

Rather, Henrik Fisker, the designer who founded the company, taught the establishment how to create a truly beautiful four-door car.

Today, her candidacy epitomizes a problem for the entire Democratic Party establishment: How to appeal to an electorate whose political views were shaped by a Wall Street crash that left the elites in both parties largely unaffected.

The epilogue to Moneyball may not be that the quants took over the establishment but, more modestly, that the establishment learned how to speak quant.

MEXICO CITY — President Felipe Calderón on Tuesday summoned legislators to participate later this week in his continuing discussions with all of Mexico's political establishment about how to win the war against the drug cartels.

We'll hear how we underestimated working-class anger at the establishment, how Hillary Clinton failed to get young people and African Americans to vote.

Yet at the same time, to the extent that policy differences are driving the current intra-G.O.P. fight, the populists tend to have 1) decent ideas and 2) a better sense than their establishment rivals of how to brand the party as something other than just a tool of rich people and business interests.

The Republican establishment hardly knows how to handle the broadcaster, whose emotional warnings about impending socialism and moral degradation in the US have often landed him in trouble, but have turned him into one of the most-watched hosts on Fox News.

The many changes of captain over the summer reflected uncertainty in the English cricketing establishment as to how to respond to the drubbing the team was receiving from the West Indies; the selectors "did not seem to know where to turn, either for a new captain or for a settled team".

I'll never look at UK class politics in the same way after Owen Jones's bracing and principled The Establishment: How They Get Away With It.

When Rick Perry compared climate-change skeptics like himself to Galileo in a Republican debate, I dearly wished that the next question had been "Can you explain Galileo's theory of falling bodies?" Of all the candidates with their various rejections of the scientific establishment, how many could name the fundamental laws of thermodynamics that students learn in high school?

How pedestrian, how establishment, how utterly lame!