Sentence examples for early established as from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, her unusual and oddly ascetic personal life cemented the reputation Hollingworth had early established as a ferociously hard worker.

Founded in 1836 by Colonel Nelson Tift, it was named for Albany, New York, and was early established as a leading cotton market.

In his subsequent plays — brilliant theatrical innovations ranging from "Tiny Alice" (1964) to "The Play About the Baby" (2000) — he delved deeper into the themes he had earlier established as his own: marriage as an illusion that does nothing to dispel one's essential fear, anger, and loneliness; maternal love as a smiling trap that, upon closer inspection, reveals gnashing teeth.

First, FALCON and abyss, which we earlier established as 'poor', are reflected in these results by having a lower completion rate.

Sharp says this breakthrough is part of an initiative kicked of by Japan's New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) to promote R&D in the solar energy sector (NEDO was, by the way, established as early as 1980).

Your business' core values should be established as early as the interview process.

Some databases were established as early as the 1920s.

In Arabidopsis, the procambium goes back to four initial cells established as early as the globular embryo stage [ 10].

Some of these plantations were established as early as 1989 using mainly palasan and limuran, the two important species for the furniture industry.

These data suggest an ancient origin for eh1 motif-dependent recruitment of Groucho corepressors, a protein interaction that may have been established as early as the porifera.

Such tales as "Pete Featherton" and "A Legend of Carondelet," which found a place in many anthologies, early established Hall as a short-story writer of distinction.