Sentence examples for establishment is coming from inspiring English sources

THE long battle between Turkey's mildly Islamist ruling party and its fiercely secular establishment is coming to a climax.

Back home, the German political establishment is coming more and more to think that Cameron is trying to change the rules of a club he dislikes, and against the wishes of its core members, in order to shore up his political position at home.

First note that the physics establishment is coming around to accepting the fact that there are major fundamental problems with their theories.

Pugin had struck at a moment when the architectural establishment was coming under critical scrutiny.

Too Late The timing of many admissions — coming around late May and early June, when inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency visited Japan and before Japan was scheduled to deliver a report on the accident at an I.A.E.A. conference — suggested to critics that Japan's nuclear establishment was coming clean only because it could no longer hide the scope of the accident.

Still, the more progressive members of Asia's business establishment are coming to the conclusion that what benefits their countries' minority shareholders benefits everyone.

But what turned me against the whole establishment was coming back from running companies in Asia in 2008 and seeing that Bush had [messed] up as badly as Carter.

Tokyo's new bread establishments are coming to resemble Tokyo boutiques.

The arrests may also have been a message to the Wahhabi establishment: Yes, Mr. Powell is coming but don't think our speeches about reform mean we're bowing to American pressures.

Nonetheless, she went on, "For the G.O.P. establishment to be coming after Donald Trump's supporters even?

Now, the United States health establishment may be coming to the same realization I did.