Sentence examples for be properly established from inspiring English sources

"I wish it would be properly established in Afghanistan one day and that I could help," he explains.

He described the recently recaptured Taliban stronghold of Marjah as a "bleeding ulcer" where security has yet to be properly established.

Opinion polls consistently suggest Australians support marriage equality, but the plebiscite question has yet to be framed and parliament's attitude to that vote has yet to be properly established.

By its very nature, it stilts the orientation of opposing defenses before they can be properly established; switches are forced, driving lanes open, and the offense is positioned to exploit an opponent in flux.

The club is arguably healthier now than it has ever been but where only recently this was a set-up and fan-base pinching themselves to be in this lofty position, now they crave to be properly established: all those long-term aspirations, from the redevelopment of the stadium to investing further in community projects across south London, will be more easily realised as a top-flight club.

Sustainable transport group Sustrans Cymru says an integrated cycle route network must be properly established.

It has never been properly established.

When iron making was properly established, two types of furnace came into use.

If a link between eczema and asthma were properly established, that reluctance would probably diminish.

(Evelyn Napier was the third Lady Mary suitor in the trio featuring Tony Gillingham and Charles Blake but, frankly, none of them have ever been properly established as characters).

On the other hand, once they are properly established, a good batsman should frequently take advantage and go on to make a very high score.