Sentence examples for establishment toward from inspiring English sources
We also spoke to, among others, Neel Shah, an obstetrician-gynecologist at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, in Boston, about moving the medical establishment toward a more low-intervention approach to childbirth.
He suggests, for example, that the hostility of the medical establishment toward osteopaths, the profession practiced by Sam Sheppard, his father and his brothers, added to the suspicion of Dr. Sam.
A combination of #JebIsToast and Donald Trump's widely covered antics about Islam, women and political correctness have shifted the campaign away from the establishment toward an all-out battle between a pool of candidates vying for second place, behind The Donald.
New Hampshire residents, with their libertarian leanings, tend to bristle at being told how to vote, and in this case, it probably turned even some so-called establishment Republicans toward Mr. Kimball.
The conflicting views over uBhejane are portrayed by the government as a struggle between traditional healers and their treatments - which are the first port of call for about 80% of black South Africans when they get sick - and an entrenched, and racially tainted, medical establishment bias toward western drugs.
After World War II an additional naval establishment was built toward the Bill of Portland.
Others, following the lead of well-known figures in the old civil-rights establishment, felt warmly toward the Clintons and saw no reason to break with them.
"Silent Spring" was a clarion call that helped pave the way toward establishment of the Environmental Protection Agency, tighter controls on the use of chemicals and other regulatory achievements.
Some are in fact uncommitted, but many have connections to the state party and the establishment, which leans toward Mr. Romney.
Vollmann, however, seemingly regards any delay, any search of his pockets and personal effects, as a step toward establishment of a police state.
New Humanitarian remains there, and Bogin's inability to renovate the building or find a bigger one reflects to some extent the establishment's ambivalence toward his brilliance as an educational provocateur.
