Sentence examples for certainly established that from inspiring English sources
With the boldly simplistic device of the actors performing while holding picture and window frames in front of their faces, the long-held belief of many people that the Rosenbergs were framed is treated as a given, although recent revelations have almost certainly established that Mr. Rosenberg was guilty.
By 1908, when Curtiss began his experimentation, it was very certainly established that Wright aeroplanes flew under control and flew rather well, for long distances and for long periods of time.
But she has certainly established that any serious discussion of the future must acknowledge the depopulation of 1948 and counter the ongoing policies and practices of erasure and forgetting.
A recent study by Anisimov and colleagues published in a previous issue of Aging (Albany NY) may certainly establish that metformin should be defined as geroprotective or gerosuppressant rather than bona fide CRM.
And yet the fact that audiences are so aware of these huckstering intrusions - to the extent that they are now often met in cinemas by open groans - certainly establishes that the effect is far from subliminal, and casts doubt on how effective they are at all.
Ken Livingstone and the wave that brought him into power, certainly established a movement, that's true.
We're certainly very interested in establishing that link, but we're not there yet".
"There has certainly been a mentality toward establishing that right from the outset.
The British Board of Film Classification, the body preventing the game's release there, agreed to a point: "The research certainly achieves the objective of establishing that research does not demonstrate that there is a causal link.
