Sentence examples for establishment suggests from inspiring English sources

That he has been endorsed by Germany's political and economic establishment suggests that he will be constrained from taking an unorthodox approach.

Mr Nakagawa will probably keep his post, even if the future of Mr Takenaka, unpopular even among reformers and with no real political base of his own, is less certain.Whatever the make-up of the next government, a recent signal from the political establishment suggests a new commitment to bring the state's finances under control.

The roaring success of this establishment suggests that deep in the heart of the most hardened Parisian there lurks the shade of the provincial and a taste for pastoral pleasures.

The fact that Trump is contemplating a national convention featuring more speeches by sports coaches or outsiders than his party's political establishment suggests the continued fear his candidacy stokes among other Republicans.

In December 2015, after a memo circulating in the GOP establishment suggested he had said too many "whacky things about women": "I don't say anything wacky about women.

Smaller volume spores may be adapted to long-range dispersal, or establishment, suggesting that deterministic fungal traits may also influence fungal distributions.

The comments of Franks, Shelton, and others in the Clinton-era military and defense establishment suggest a paradox in Wesley Clark's candidacy for President: his military career, the justification for his candidacy, may also be a liability.

She and the other emerging players — along with Keys, Sloane Stephens, and CiCi Bellis, who are already in the Top 50 and part of the tour establishment — suggest that American women's tennis is in a very good place.

Sontag also observed that "the purification of Leni Riefenstahl's reputation of its Nazi dross has been gathering momentum for some time," with her defenders, including many in the avant-garde film establishment, suggesting that she was first and foremost an "indomitable priestess of the beautiful," fascinated by the ideal and the monumental, "a beauty freak rather than a horrid propagandist".

Meanwhile, supporters of Bahrain's government often believe the line coming out of some parts of the security establishment, suggesting that western countries like the UK are involved in a "media war" against Bahrain as part of a broader plot involving nefarious NGOs and human rights organisations – a conspiracy theory only likely to be solidified by the coverage of Formula One.

Research in adult establishments suggests that reception is not the most conducive environment to pick up on mental health issues as it tends to be busy and screening may not be conducted by mental health professionals.