Sentence examples for progressive establishment from inspiring English sources
Ms. Walker has the backing of the progressive establishment and organized labor.
Changes in transcription may thus coordinate the progressive establishment of maternal methylation marks with oocyte growth.
The eminent QC Helena Kennedy, now a scion of the progressive establishment, was a young defence lawyer when she represented Hindley in court.
The channels narrow and deepen downslope, pointing to a progressive establishment of lateral flow non-uniformity in approaching the step at the edge of the depositional lobe.
The progressive establishment of a counter-ion steady state concentration independent of the current in both these films and depletion of salt in the junction brings about the deviation of i/V curves from linearity at low current densities.
The first few years of his life were spent in Sherman, Texas, where his paternal grandparents, both teachers, had founded the Sherman Institute (later the Mary Nash College for Women), a modest but progressive establishment, where the daughters of Texas's middle class learned deportment, the value of regular physical exercise, and a bit of poetry and botany.
That includes working class moderates, pro-trade centrists, liberal hawks, Latinos and most of the traditional Democratic-progressive establishment - an alliance that delivered two winning pluralities for Bill Clinton.
Michael Gove christened his critics in the progressive education establishment "the Blob".
A "declaration of war" was made against the progressive educational establishment.
From 1947 to 1959 Mr. Vansittart was director of the Burgess Hill School in Hampstead, London, a progressive, coeducational establishment, which provided the material for a comic novel, "Broken Canes" (1950).
By contrast, the Vespers -- often called the 1610 Vespers, because of its publication date -- was more adventurous structurally and harmonically, and it was meant to be noticed by the musically more progressive church establishment in Venice.
