Phrases with «old guard»

The phrase "old guard" refers to people who have been in a position of power or authority for a long time and are resistant to change or new ideas. They tend to stick to traditional ways and may resist innovation or progress. Full definition

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Sentences with «old guard»

  • So many of old guard of property management have seen this cycle before and are approaching it as they have in the past. (rentalhomeprofessionals.com)
  • However, it seems like banking's old guard does not put their money where their mouth is. (bitcoinist.com)
  • Considering this question makes me feel like a tired old guard dog that knows he is ignoring his responsibilities, but is too worn down to do anything about them. (westonaprice.org)
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