Sentence examples for a firmly established from inspiring English sources

London already had a firmly established cycling culture.

It is not a firmly established number, but it is used by convention in most studies.

The returning military veteran is a firmly established character in American literature.

There was a clear chain of command and a firmly established hierarchy of officials, with duties clearly apportioned between authorities.

The fourth plinth contemporary art commission is now a firmly established fixture following the first one – Mark Wallinger's Ecce Homo in 1999.

This quickly revealed that flatsharing was already a firmly established concept, which people of various ages and professions, not just students, regarded as a suitable living arrangement.

We have a very firmly established tone and look to our show that people respond to, and that I love".

The application is part of a now firmly established annual course Electroporation Based Technologies and Treatments, EBTT (http://www.ebtt.org).org

This is especially true in pseudo-ethnic groups such as the 'Hispanics', a term firmly established in American societies, and in particular, in the USA [ 38].

More recently, the TOR pathway has emerged as an important modulator of aging, an effect firmly established in several invertebrate models (Kaeberlein and Kennedy, 2008).

When effectiveness of a plant against a disease is firmly established, then further analysis about that plant can be proceeded to molecular level to pinpoint the drug targets.