Sentence examples for establishment still be from inspiring English sources

And would the establishment still be strong enough to depose such a leader of the Labour Party?

The establishment can still be pretty neanderthal.

Regardless of the historic or expected kudos of an establishment, there may still be an unprofessional set-up.

Orphaned at an early age, she is brought up by an aunt who sends her, at the age of 16, to England to be "finished" at the sort of Home Counties establishment – still to be found in the 1960s but presumably now extinct – where flower arranging and cordon bleu cookery led the curriculum.

"If we can find [the aircraft] on the first day, there will still be substantial establishment costs but it will be much less than if we take the whole year".

Notwithstanding the limited sample sizes or the fact that the trial site may have been more or less favourable than others for establishment and juvenile growth, it may still be possible to compare "performance" metrics with other species for which root data exists.

Ms Odoffin said "this type of discrimination should not still be happening in this day and age," and added: "Any establishment still condoning such practices deserves to be shamed and criticised.

He declared the Times to be "the official Establishment daily," and it still is.

The article was self-aware in describing the role played by party elites and suggested that there were reasons that they had been slow to warm to Mr. Romney, even if they found Mr. Gingrich unacceptable: As for the GOP establishment, such as it still is, Mr. Gingrich's re-emergence is likely to cause a panic attack.

More ominous still was the establishment of the Norman kingdom of Sicily under Roger II in 1130.

"Schundler bucked the party establishment in 2001, and there still are some hard feelings," said Joseph Marbach, chairman of the political science department at Seton Hall University.