Sentence examples for establishment need from inspiring English sources

But the establishment need not surrender before the battle has really even begun.

Online journalists and bloggers and those outside the London-based, national newspaper establishment need to have their voices heard too.

However much fear-mongers might like to paint a vision of a country that is being 'swamped' and overwhelmed, the Little Englanders within the political establishment need only look out from their Westminster bubble to recognize the vitality, energy and wealth that has made London a world capital.

WALTER RUSSELL MEAD thinks the New York Times and the journalistic establishment need to wake up and recognise that between the East Anglia emails and the Himalayan glaciers, climate-change sceptics are destroying any chance for legislation to limit greenhouse-gas emissions in the near future.[T]he story here is that the movement to stop climate change is being swift-boated right before our eyes.

Meanwhile, gauzy covers with shy titles signal that the literary establishment needn't take this work seriously.

Another hallmark of Democratic thinking is the Lesser-Of-Two-Evils situation - the belief that the party establishment need not heed calls for more progressive stances, since anybody who supports progressivism would never allow a Republican to thwart their causes, so they'll hold their nose and vote for the centrist "Third Way" candidate.

"The drug war establishment needs periodic crises to justify their budgets.

People of that type are always to hand when the establishment needs some dirty work done.

"Probably the educational establishment needs to look at middle school reading to see why we're not making progress there".

The Labour establishment needs to grasp this too – scrapping Trident would be a vote-winner, not a vote-loser.

Larry Elliott covered the poll here, arguing that the establishment needs to recognise the growing disgust at income inequality.