Sentence examples for Be well established from inspiring English sources

RICS economist Milan Khatri said that the new slowdown appeared to be well established.

GRANTS PASS, Ore .— It might be well established by now that money cannot buy happiness.

The filibuster may be well established in the popular consciousness — think of long-winded senators speechifying for days.

So, while the total number of periods seems to be well established, the mythology begins with "average" cycle length.

Pip Wilkins, chair of the British Franchise Association, says to successfully franchise your business should be well established and profitable.

It hopes to be well established by the time Britain switches off the analogue television signal in 2006.

But is two years enough to be "well established" … or is there a serious shortage of academy sponsors in the north?

Your crops need to be well established by November so that they will survive cold weather when it comes – sowing them by the times mentioned above is important.

"We went through the same process with telephone service, and hopefully when we get to that point with electric power, we'll be well established".

The research by the couple and their colleagues found that while temperament appears to be well established at birth it is not immutable.

Car makers are betting that mass production will help them close the gap after 2004.By then, power-generation companies hope to be well established.