Sentence examples for establishment to fend from inspiring English sources

"There has been no collusion by Mannesmann with the German establishment to fend off the takeover," Mr. Ions said.

So, creationists establish "research institutes" to fend off the charge that they produce no scientific data to support their claims.

McCain Swings Harder Establishment candidates typically use risk arguments to fend off dashing insurgents promising change.

Amid nervousness over the rise of anti-establishment movements, the European Central Bank president, Mario Draghi, has been forced to fend off accusations that it is partly to blame.

He will have to be in order to fend off the newcomers that rocked the establishment of Agassi and Sampras last year.

The decisions are the first in the effort by the state's Republican establishment, which is vigorously supporting Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, to try to fend off Mr. McCain by asserting that his campaign has not gathered enough signatures to comply with the complicated rules for winning a spot in the March 7 primary.

So people have to fend for themselves".

The supervisor managed to fend them off.

We were expected to fend for ourselves.

Now they had to fend for themselves.

They deployed QE to fend off deflation.