Sentence examples for establishment repeatedly from inspiring English sources

The establishment repeatedly played down the risks and suppressed information about the movement of the radioactive plume, so some people were evacuated from more lightly to more heavily contaminated places.The outcome could quite easily have been even worse.

A mission to Astrakhan to prepare an expedition into Persia proved abortive, and, even after he returned to a more active posting in the Caucasus in 1782, the establishment repeatedly passed him over.

In Washington, whose establishment repeatedly and inaccurately predicted that the entire country would demand Mr. Clinton's ouster with each new revelation of the Monica Lewinsky saga, there's a new conventional wisdom: This time, really, truly, definitely, everyone has shunned the former president, and America is basking in the new civility of Mr. Bush.

However they also faced challenges from the Estonian political establishment that repeatedly kept trying to alter the terms of the contracts which the Americans had signed in good faith.

Many of these Democrats argued that the party establishment had repeatedly compromised with Mr. Bush and, essentially, been rolled -- not just legislatively, on issues like Medicare and education, but also at the polls in the 2002 midterm elections.

It's not a rerun, but there are a lot of similarities, starting with two faux Ronald Reagans (Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich) and a latter-day Gerald R. Ford (Mitt Romney), backed by the party establishment and repeatedly pushed to the right of where he was comfortable.

Since the fall of Hosni Mubarak political opposition to the Egyptian military establishment has repeatedly taken the form of violence against Coptic Egyptians.

Marco Rubio played the sexual insult game at the behest of his establishment lords, repeatedly questioning the size of Trump's hands, and by extension of metaphor, Trump's manhood.

Officers send the data to the state agency, which then can focus on establishments mentioned repeatedly by sending undercover investigators to see whether violations are taking place, said the agency's director, Jerry Fischer.

Establishments that repeatedly "cause or permit" music louder than 45 decibels to be heard in neighboring residences can be fined up to $24,000; the maximum fine had been $8,000.

It requires reform on the part of the feudal establishment, which has repeatedly demonstrated its reluctance to reform in the past.