Sentence examples for how far the establishment from inspiring English sources
Reform-minded citizens took to probing, to see just how far the establishment, which in Saudi Arabia means the 10,000-odd princes of the al-Saud family and their pampered traditional allies, the Wahhabi clerical hierarchy, would let them go.
Amendment C is yet another mark of how far the political establishment has moved from its former respectful skepticism of police unions to acquiescence.
Charter Amendment C is yet another mark of how far the political establishment has moved from its former respectful skepticism of police unions to acquiescence.
There were sectarian fissures within this establishment, disagreements about how far the United States should go in fighting Communism, but it took two decades for the fissures to deepen and the establishment to implode.
"This just shows how far the Templeton Foundation has its tentacles into the scientific establishment," he says.
But meanwhile, three of the ten judges have recused themselves from the case without explanation, perhaps indicating just how far the case's tentacles stretch into the legal establishment.
Still unclear is how far the court is willing to intensify its scrutiny of the military and intelligence agencies, and whether the court risks damaging blow-back from the security establishment.
How far will the British establishment go to defend the indefensible and protect the monarchy from legitimate scrutiny and political attack?
What Rubio's anointment as the establishment candidate really shows is how far rightward the Republican Party has moved.
The key issues are how far to the left Democratic voters have moved in the past few years, and just how alienated from the party establishment they are.
