Sentence examples for be established enough from inspiring English sources

She figures that by the time she's 30, she'll be established enough to let fame take its course without compromising her craft.

You want them to be established enough that they're not going to disappear half way through your job but small enough that their overhead costs are not going to inflate their labor costs.

Both sellers appear to be established enough (one's got a 417 rating, the other is 2260) that they wouldn't be fly-by-night operations, so this could very well be legit.

The two IRCs, to be announced in summer 2001, will be funded to the tune of £9 million each over a 6-year period, after which they should be established enough to compete against more traditional areas of science for non-ring-fenced cash.

He has to be established enough for fans to accept that he deserves an elevation of this scale, which basically amounts to instant wrestling immortality.

"At this point, if you're established enough, it's really about your list and your reputation".

"When rents become high enough," Mr. Edwards said, "they show the neighborhood is established enough for banks to finance the development of market-rate, for-sale housing".

By 2000, after a few dustups with the Parks Department, he was established enough to snag a series of concerts in Merkin Hall.

Here one often hears him repeatedly chipping away at a single phrase or idea until it has been established enough to allow a next step.

I was established enough as a clinical psychologist by the age of 30, so having children didn't massively disrupt anything.

And although only seven charter high schools are established enough to have graduated students, they lag behind the district schools in producing graduates who are prepared for college.