Sentence examples for been securely established from inspiring English sources
The foundations for perhaps the most striking partnership in British public life since that of Sidney and Beatrice Webb Frankk, like Sidney Webb, was ultimately to become a Labor Cabinet minister) had been securely established.
The letters of Ignatius, bishop of Antioch at the beginning of the 2nd century, depict the position of the monarchical bishop, flanked by subordinate presbyters (priests) and deacons (personal assistants to the bishop), which had been securely established in Asia Minor.
Its phylogenetic position has now been securely established as radiating close to the separation between apicomplexans and 'crown' dinoflagellates but after the oyster parasite Perkinsus marinus[ 2, 3].
When Guyana became an independent nation in May 1966, Burnham was securely established as the new state's first head of government.
Thus, there is a considerable risk that the orthology of sequences from gene families cannot be securely established, unless by laborious case-to-case studies for each gene and each species involved.
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Having been a maverick among the studio bosses, he was soon securely established as the Peck's bad boy of publishing, wheeling and dealing among people who never really felt that wheeling and dealing was something that ought to be done with books.
In other words, although it seems plausible that hubs are not just more symptomatic but also more vulnerable, the claim about vulnerability is less securely established.
When Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery commissioned Sir Edward Burne-Jones to create the largest watercolour in the world, The Star of Bethlehem, at the end of the 1880s, the taste for pre-Raphaelite art was securely and safely established across Britain.
Later, when they are more or less securely established as a couple, Emma prods Adèle toward loftier ambitions, almost as if she is embarrassed to be with someone so down to earth.
