Sentence examples for establishment that most from inspiring English sources
But these people were all deeply enmeshed in a Washington establishment that most voters despised.Mr Penn, one of Washington's most powerful lobbyists, continued to lobby for a free-trade deal even as Mrs Clinton was trying to appeal to blue-collar voters by denouncing free trade.
Those voices that were crying out during the riots are still crying out and their lack of specificity is sort of the point there's a rage at the financial and political establishment that most parties are trying to tap into but none fully can.
Gingrich has the capacity to inspire, and like Giuliani, would appeal to some independents; actually, it's the Republican establishment that's most likely to block him.
After all, if there's any type of establishment that is most explicitly for the people, by the people, it's a food truck.
But the establishments that are most affected by the ban are perplexed about finding suitable alternatives.
He was arguing for an amendment that would have restricted gun-carrying to establishments that got most of their income from serving food rather than alcohol.
The reference group in estimations using all these covariates is establishments that sell most of their production in a local market and have between 10 and 49 employees.
A major roadblock to this kind of spending is the lingering power of military establishments that ruled most of the continent a generation ago and, even in the poorest countries, still demand a large share of national budgets.
Many of his students turn to bartending after losing day jobs in other trades and professions, only to find that most drinking establishments do not have the time or inclination to train them from scratch.
As if to complete the effect, he also worked until 1998 as a barrister in that most English of establishments, the Temple.
Given Katmandu's dearth of movie theaters and bowling alleys, I opted to while away the night at that most diversionary of establishments: a casino.
