Sentence examples for establishment push from inspiring English sources

Despite being written off two years ago by the media and much of the technology establishment, push technology is staging a comeback and promises to play a key role in the way content will be distributed as the Internet matures.

But last month the establishment pushed back.

"When the establishment pushes, he pushes back," Mr. Murphy said.

All this has left the establishment pushing at an open door.

But now I think Hamas is headed toward reuniting the Palestinian establishment pushed by the hope it will be in control [of Gaza and the West Bank]," he said.

Douthat writes in his piece that the Komen foundation bagged its defunding decision "with an apology, after a wave of frankly brutal coverage". The suggestion here is that somehow the media shamed the Komen people into backpedaling — that it was an angry and ideological media establishment pushing for the results it deemed just.

There had been earlier signs of bigotry in the immigration debate, but the GOP establishment pushed hard to keep the promoters in check.

The establishment Republicans' push for a softer tone, however, is pure political scheming and has nothing to do with what most Republicans seem to fundamentally believe.

He said he himself smiled at the thought of "not just us two but eight or 10 senators" being elected and going up against the Republican establishment to push the Tea Party goal of limited government.

Complicating the party establishment's push to bind together their ranks Monday were fuming donors who, while mostly aligned with Clinton and the DNC, felt themselves dragged into a spotlight they did not seek.

The expression connotes the nontransparent, collusive interests that underlie the establishment's push to increase nuclear power despite the discovery of active fault lines under plants, new projections about the size of tsunamis and a long history of cover-ups of safety problems.