Sentence examples for consolidated already from inspiring English sources
Serious film-makers such as Strickland, Gideon Koppel, Joanna Hogg, Thomas Clay and Duane Hopkins have, to all intents and purposes, appeared from nowhere; others, such as Arnold, Turner prize-winner Steve McQueen, and veteran auteur Davies have consolidated already considerable reputations.
It does not only develop the imagination, but also contributes the expansion of vocabulary and consolidate already known words in memory.
So is the fact that the industry has consolidated some already, and there is better producer discipline.
There's no question that the Biennial was significant, though less because it introduced new ideas than because it consolidated impulses already in the air.
Judges said the peer, considered by many to be the most influential man in government, had "consolidated his already powerful position" with his handling of economic and political crises.
Elsewhere, some planned offensive actions have been converted to defensive actions to consolidate gains already made, Maj.
Awarding the prize to the EU illustrates how the Norwegian Nobel Committee repeatedly appoints recipients that are irrelevant and who only serves to consolidate an already well-established societal power structure.
Between these methods, probiotics is a consolidate technique already used in fish larval nutrition (Taoka et al. 2006; Fjellheim et al. 2010).
In the next year, Ondore plans to consolidate its already strong lead in the Mexican and Latin American markets on the back of Scout, which the company says has some of the most competitive prices in the market.
The deal could also spur a new wave of mergers between other content and distribution companies, further consolidating an already highly concentrated media system.
Honest stress tests of still weak financial institutions may well result in sales and buyouts that will further consolidate the already concentrated banking industry and create larger and more unwieldy "too big to fail" behemoths -- backed by the guarantee of the American taxpayer.
