Sentence examples for are so established from inspiring English sources

"The Accord and the Camry are so established that the domestics are outsiders trying to fight their way back in".

The settlements are so established, he said, that even if, magically, an Israeli and Palestinian agreement based on the 1967 borders could emerge, it would swiftly collapse.

Some staples of our common culture are so established, so embedded in the collective consciousness, we think we know them even if we don't.

According to Dr. Curt Lox, a professor of kinesiology and sports psychology at Southern Illinois-Edwardsville, the candidates best in position to experiment with a punt-free strategy are those who are so established and successful that they are almost immune to criticism of their strategy, or those who are unknown underdogs with nothing to lose.

The herders said that the routes they follow were those used by their parents and are so established that even their animals know these places very well.

While that may rival YouTube, Vimeo, Vine and others by serving up content for consumers, those platforms are so established it isn't a contest.

"It's so established and so mannered," he said.

We are to inquire whether the rule has been so established by positive authority.

Indeed, they had been so established before almost everyone alive in 1979 had been born.

The vinyl album was so established, and in the US it seemed unthinkable that the cassette would disappear.

"I would say his world view is so established that there is not a real battle going on," said Mr. Kagan, a scholar at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.