Sentence examples for Having been established from inspiring English sources

Having been established last week as a headstrong maverick, Lane is briskly reminded that her actions have consequences for others.

Having been established over 20 years ago and cited by more than 500 studies, the MBI is considered the gold standard questionnaire in the area of burnout.

Mountain Pass has the edge of already having been established.

It is one of France's oldest public bodies, its statutes having been established in 1923.

The possibility of real change having been established, the regime can only try fuelling panic.

The councils are generally seen as having been established to oppose integration.

active adj. 1. (of a handler, a restart, or a catch tag) having been established but not yet disestablished.

Operation Midland concluded with no dates of alleged attacks having been established, nor any direct evidence of murder uncovered.

It isn't even that it is China's first professional modern-dance company, having been established only in 1990.

Jamaica was once an independent municipality and is one of the oldest in the region, having been established in 1650.

The Hornsea Pottery was a relatively new business, having been established in 1949, by two brothers, Desmond and Colin Rawson.