Sentence examples for are rather established from inspiring English sources

Granovetter assumes that strong ties are rather established between actors who are similar to each other with respect to their social environment.

First, many budgets are rather established as 'targets' and can be exceeded if needed.

Moreover, all methodology used in the paper is rather established, and it is unlikely that yet another illustration of its utility on the example of a particular family (no matter how important) would be of sufficiently broad interest.

Although breeding conditions are rather well established for some seahorse species (Hippocampus spp ., zootechnics and the effect of non-biological factors are still unknown for many species.

While the more direct causes are rather well established as being agricultural expansion, infrastructure extension and wood extraction, indirect drivers of deforestation are made up of a complex web of interlinked and place-specific factors.

The protocols for labeling proteins with paramagnetic tags are rather well established.

Instead, there are rather specialized communities established in different environmental conditions depending on their topographic position (Sakai and Ohsawa 1994).

The flow of students in the other direction is rather better established: Chinese now make up the largest group of foreign students (over 127,000) in America's universities.

He was rather more established as an up-and-coming star at that time – he'd been Romeo for Zeffirelli – but we never had any rivalry.

The family is rather well established, having been around since the Miocene Epoch, and groundhogs aren't above flaunting the fact that their bloodline is superior -- or at least older -- than mine.

So, overall, the idea that our CO2 is having a large impact on the climate that will last a long time, and exceed any natural trend to start a new ice age, is rather well established in the scientific literature (also see the references 2-3 and 5-7 in the new paper).