Sentence examples for could have established from inspiring English sources
Without Markova, it is doubtful if the infant company could have established itself so quickly.
It could have established more cooperation with the economic systems of the West.
No court could have established the truth about Auschwitz, only the untruths of one writer.
Had it gone well, it could have established Paris as a place where sparky French tech startups could get financing.
Having already defeated Connecticut this season, Duke could have established itself as the clear favorite with a victory against the Lady Vols.
If North returned a trump, declarer could have established two club tricks in the dummy by taking a ruffing finesse to remove North's jack.
How else could Nabokov have established this statuesque other self?
How else could we have established the modern welfare state, the NHS, the Equal Pay Act, the minimum wage and more?
My Ordnance Survey map of the area appears to show the county boundary meandering through the grounds, a fact which the BBC, with its immense resources, could well have established before the conference started.
IS could not have established itself in Raqqa, in Syria's north-east, had Mr Assad not held off from bombing it, though he had no qualms about killing civilians elsewhere in his attempt to crush less extreme opponents; Mr Assad's aim was to present himself as the only alternative to the most terrifying of jihadists.
