Sentence examples for establishment preferred from inspiring English sources

Even more bizarrely, during the peace talks, the US security establishment preferred to work with warlords instead of helping to put together a Somali government.

In South Carolina, Democrat Alvin Greene, having defeated the candidate his party's establishment preferred, received $165 via Paypal during the month that his Warren Group campaign advisers managed his website.

With a love for sleek lines and wide demarcations, the art establishment preferred to call it Low Brow.

The Superdelegate provision was placed in the DNC rules in 1982 to avoid precisely the situation in 1980 when Ted Kennedy was ahead of President Carter in the polls, but the party establishment preferred the sitting President Carter as the candidate more likely to win in November.

Currently, the Eng Lit business and our critical establishment prefers to define all writing as autobiographical, journalistic.

But then, as Sarah Palin, whose own rise to celebrity was partly the doing of editors at National Review and The Weekly Standard, knows all too well, that particular establishment prefers to direct its revolutions from above.

"He is hardly seen nor heard a typical attribute of the central banker the Nigerian establishment prefers," says Oluseun Onigbinde, an economist at BudgIT, a start-up that publishes Nigerian economic data on social media.Investors want the stability that came from Mr Sanusi's policies and which Mr Emefiele supposedly seeks.

However delicately parsed their words, the Washington establishment prefers military guardianship for Egypt.

He prefers any sort of unsavory client over traditional law enforcement, and resides outside what those of his generation might call "the establishment," preferring the company of his marginalized clients.

Some establishments prefer to hire bartenders with no experience because they won't have any bad habits to break.

By law, parties cannot spend on any candidate during primary season, allowing those challenging the establishment's preferred standard bearer a fairer chance at election.