Sentence examples for former establishment from inspiring English sources

From this standpoint, silencing a well-known former establishment figure such as Khashoggi could be part of a plan to intimidate all other critics.

Second, even if there is a crisis, only those subjects who identify with the aggrieved social category (outsiders if it's a representation crisis; former establishment if it's a power-devaluation crisis) will see the lying demagogue as authentically appealing.

And the former establishment will then mostly accommodate itself to the new order, an easier trick, for most partisans, than flipping to the other side of the aisle entirely.

There are concerns that the ISC investigation will not be sufficiently independent because it is largely composed of former establishment figures, its meetings are mainly conducted in secret, and its reports are subject to redactions by the government.

The owner of Sakagura also owns Decibel, which is absolutely nothing like the former establishment except that it's also in a basement and feels like a total secret even though it is not.

That, he figured, would offer him a ready-made pool of buyers for his wares, a far cry from the patrons of a former establishment on the premises, a bodega known to be a front for drug dealers.

The ice underneath could help scientists work out the climatic record of the past 1.5m years, which would be a scientific coup.But the influx of new Antarctic actors has rattled the old establishment and its former scientific hegemony.

The same is true for Silicon Valley, where one of the only conservative-leaning donors, Oracle's Larry Ellison, gave an astounding $4 million to a superPAC supporting the former Republican establishment favorite, Senator Marco Rubio.

As for Russia's allies from the former Soviet establishment, they have extracted as much financial aid from Russia as possible, diverted most of it into their own pockets, and done as little for Russia in return as they possibly could.

These former religious establishments were frequently developed into country homes by their new aristocratic owners.

In 2004 a task force sponsored by the Council on Foreign Relations in New York and chaired by two pillars of the American foreign policy establishment, former CIA director Robert M. Gates and former national security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski, recommended "a revised strategic approach to Iran".