Sentence examples for establishments especially from inspiring English sources

Foreign establishments, especially those with music, alcohol and female staff, were viewed with suspicion by the government.

Live beer is hard to keep and few establishments, especially in London where I lived, seemed to have any interest in doing it properly.

"The American public doesn't particularly like establishments, especially when the country appears to be off track," said Robert B. Reich, secretary of labor in the Clinton administration and now a professor of public policy at the University of California, Berkeley.

Many shops and commercial establishments, especially those run or managed by non-Maharashtrians, chose not to open at all to avoid trouble.

Knowledge capital is becoming more important to healthcare establishments, especially for hospitals that are facing changing societal and industrial patterns.

Knowledge capital is becoming more important to healthcare establishments, especially for hospitals facing changing societal and industrial patterns [ 1].

Ralph Nader is never shy about knocking the establishment, especially when that includes corporate America.

Such rejection wounded Schindler, who said the architecture establishment, especially in New York, treated him unfairly.

One said: "Scottish independence means huge black eye for whole political establishment, especially Cameron and Miliband".

Ronald Reagan moved the Republican Party to the right in ways that alienated the establishment, especially on social issues like abortion; Bill Clinton moved the Democratic Party to the center in ways that attracted the establishment, especially on economic issues like trade and deregulation.

There is no doubt that this threatens the vast interests of the conservative establishment, especially the Revolutionary Guards.