Sentence examples for establishments longer from inspiring English sources
To the Editor: Regarding "Four Mexico City Restaurants That Stay Close to Their Roots" (Choice Tables, April 27): As a native Mexican and resident of Mexico City for more than 30 years, I can state that its inhabitants have certainly been eating in white tablecloth establishments longer than Mark Bittman has been writing about food.
Overexpression of TaSnRK2.4 resulted in delayed seedling establishment, longer primary roots and enhanced tolerance to abiotic stresses in Arabidopsis [26].
For example, since 2001, local government establishments no longer have routine access to information on sanitary conditions [ 21].
At both the elite and grassroots level, the Republican party is much, much more consistently conservative than it used to be: If a maverick figure like David Frum is your best example of the moderate Republican establishment, I think Frum himself would be the first to acknowledge that as evidence that said establishment no longer exists.
The political establishment no longer frets about the religion.
For the first time in modern times the establishment no longer cared to persuade the masses that its way was socially optimal.
When I first meet Warner, sheltering in a hotel doorway, the 47-year-old looks – in sensible overcoat and matching haircut – a pillar of the Scottish literary establishment, no longer the ostensible literary tyro of the chemical generation.
But in an era when party leaders are ceding power to grass-roots conservatives who are defined by populism and often anger at institutions, it is not clear that there is a meaningful Republican establishment any longer – or if there is, that its efforts to exert influence would be anything but counterproductive to its cause.
A dedicated approach will not turn Pakistan into a true ally unless and until the all powerful military establishment no longer emerges out of its geopolitical fallacies.
