Sentence examples for Well-established history from inspiring English sources
It's a highly rewarding scheme, well known within student arenas due to its well-established history.
Antidepressants have a well-established history in treating depression and mood-related insomnia and may have a role in treating chronic insomnia in nondepressed patients.
Colonel Qaddafi's government by then had a well-established history of human rights abuses and arms transfers to nonstate combatants, including in Africa, the Palestinian territories and Ireland.
And in spite of her well-established history of dishonesty, Mr. Feuerzeig makes no great effort to challenge — or even to verify — her claims about herself or anyone else.
Prophylaxis should be considered in marrow graft recipients with a well-established history of inadequately treated tuberculosis, previous Bacille Calmette-Guerin immunotherapy, known family contacts, recent skin test conversion, or past skin test positivity.
Though China has a well-established history of banning online content, its decision to levy a punishment against Sina so soon after the successful initial public offering of Weibo, its microblogging platform, earlier this month, is notable because the company said in its IPO filing that censorship was a potential barrier to monetization and growth.
Traditionally, these twelve herbs with well-established histories of application are commonly prescribed together with other herbs in herbal formulas to treat gastrointestinal disorders by Chinese medicine practitioners.
The FICO high achievers have a well-established credit history and seldom open new accounts.
Others, like Tyler Hamilton, who was diagnosed with clinical depression in 2003, may show a more classic predisposition with a well-established family history – his grandmother committed suicide when his mother was 13.
If you have poor credit or no credit history, you can work with an alternative credit reporting agency to use your everyday bills as stepping stones to a well-established credit history.
In particular, the maize p locus with its well-established genetic history offers a tremendous amount of ancient allelic variations, some representing intermediate steps in large-scale sequence rearrangements.
