Sentence examples for became fully established from inspiring English sources

Also, Australia moved far enough north that circum-Antarctic surface circulation became fully established.

By the 18th century, after a lengthy and controversial history, they became fully established as sensible mathematical concepts.

Controlling for other factors, we find homes within 200 m of the restoration site increased in value by 4.7% once the restored area became fully established.

The New Georgian literary language is based on an East Georgian dialect and originated in the secular literature of the 12th century; it became fully established in the middle of the 19th century.

Kuhnt et al. (2015) identified that monsoonal activity became fully established by 14 15 ka in the Banda Sea and at 13.4 ± 0.3 ka in the Timor Strait.

The preservation of this soil implies that the ice has been non-erosive and frozen to the bed for much of that time, that there was no substantial exposure of central Greenland once the ice sheet became fully established, and that preglacial landscapes can remain preserved for long periods under continental ice sheets.

He warned that the disease could become "fully established" as an ineradicable condition in Britain unless new measures were adopted.

[It] was let and opened during a difficult period for the Spanish economy and the rental levels are not regarded as demanding, indicating scope for increases as the market recovers and the centre becomes fully established in its region.

The idea is that every time the mind wanders you bring yourself back and become fully established in the "present moment" before you start sharing your attention, in any way.

The monarchy did not become fully established in the Germanic world until German peoples had settled as federates inside the Roman Empire, and the leaders of the Ostrogoths in Italy, the Visigoths in Gaul and Spain, the Vandals in Africa, and so on are the first Germanic kings.

"To become fully established, you need someone senior to support you," says Perrett.