Sentence examples for a well established idea from inspiring English sources

That speech acts, as speech acts, are governed by norms, is again a well established idea.

Ehrlichman's quote serves as additional proof for the already pretty well established idea that President Nixon was racist (he also wasn't a fan of the Jews).

But in Dismaland, the rather well established idea that fairs are bizarre is not taken anywhere new or interesting.

The hot moment concept is rooted in the well established idea that bursts of activity following drying-rewetting and freezing-thawing events are important to C and N dynamics in soils (Birch 1958; Edwards & Cresser 1992).

There are some dissenting views (15) and even the well established idea that CFTR devoid of F508 fails to fold has recently been challenged (17).

What seemed like a farfetched idea a few years ago is now a well established fact in AD: inflammatory and immune responses have a significant role in its development and progression.

To facilitate this, the idea of well designed urban form is translated into the idea of accessible urban form; accessibility being a somewhat easier concept to deal with, there being a well established scientific literature to draw upon in the fields of economic geography, spatial economics and spatial analysis.

A well established group will need an advisor able to act as historian, passing on the traditions of the group as well as listening to new ideas that come out of the group.

A trained architect, Hardwicke is a well established production designer.

Concept mapping is a well established mixed methods social research approach that integrates rigorous multivariate statistical analyses with familiar qualitative processes such as brainstorming, sorting and rating of ideas to create a shared conceptual model [ 30, 31].

Cutting Edge Drapery is a well established decorators' workroom.