Sentence examples for establishment something from inspiring English sources

"But much of Ukip's support is anger at the political establishment, something the Lib Dems used to funnel.

But Reagan's populism was channelled through policies that ultimately strengthened the world's economic and political establishment, something many Republicans remain unsure of.

In doing so, he has given the beleaguered Modern Orthodox Jewish establishment something to be truly proud about, a reason to kvell.

Over the ensuing years, it became transformed: diluted from its original form, popularised and subsumed within the prescription-filling medical establishment, something the lay analysts of the early 20th century had sought to avoid.

"I think we don't have any real strong leadership today because history shows us that if someone makes too much noise and goes against the establishment, something always happens to them like assassination or untimely death," says Saigon, alluding to fallen generals such as Malcolm X, Bob Marley and Tupac.

She said that India wants to increase its proportion of college graduates from 13% to 30%, but to do that in the traditional way would require the building of 1,500 new educational establishments, something that seems unlikely.

Incompetence in our security establishment is something we can address.

Yet even then, the band's success felt more like an anomaly than the establishment of something long-lasting.

Like Obama, he is now ready to take on the party establishment as something of an insurgent.

The weekend told the establishment figures something they did not know before: the way to write clinician-friendly software.

It is not abnormal for young people to rebel, Mr Rafiq says, especially in Britain where rebelling against the establishment is something that is "very British".