Sentence examples for establishment may have from inspiring English sources

In the 90's the "establishment" may have gotten away with this and established a "truthiness" to the claim that Sanders' numbers don't add up (even though they are actually Friedman's numbers).

The business establishment may have to lump it.

The images provide an intriguing insight into how members of the Establishment may have gained happy memories and lasting, influential contacts through their membership of the club.

Members of the political establishment may have other kinds of psychopathology; but, unlike the rest of us, they at least cannot be thought of as Aspies.

Either way, there's an irresistible twist in the fact that the conservative establishment may have done more to advance our understanding of what the other is saying -- literally, anyway -- than the P.C. academy ever did.

The inclusion of a pillar of the French corporate establishment may have been aimed at smoothing over any concerns in France about a loss of control over one of the country's best-known brands at a time when economic nationalism appears to be on the rise.

But it took action, sending a letter to the Algonquin that said someone had alleged that "a possible violation of Article 81 of the New York City Health Code or Subpart 14-1 of the New York State Sanitary Code, applicable to food service establishments may have occurred or is occurring at the abovementioned facility".

Some businesses, like many retail establishments, may have little choice as prime shopping locations are only available for rent.

These establishments may have deficient recordkeeping practices or actively discourage injury reporting and were reluctant to participate because of anticipated disapproval of their practices.

Thus, even though the section responsible for such inspections and the section involved in the present study are different, managers and/or owners of such establishments may have felt awkward or annoyed in responding.

Establishment history may have its Battle of Trafalgar and Gallipoli; we have Haymarket Square, Ludlow, Centralia and Cripple Creek: labor's battle sites, more often slaughtering defeats than victories.