Sentence examples for establish even more from inspiring English sources

People were right to oppose having it establish even more of a foothold here than it already has — it already owns several large buildings and hotels in New York City.

At present, financial crimes can be so difficult to prosecute that criminal charges may never be filed.On July 10th, senators from both sides voted overwhelmingly to establish even more sweeping powers than those proposed by Mr Bush.

Both Mr Bush and his vice-president, Dick Cheney, are having to defend themselves against allegations of dodgy dealings during their own time as businessmen.The Senate has already voted overwhelmingly to establish even more sweeping powers than those proposed by Mr Bush.

(Karsenty speculates that a higher bone mass means a greater capacity for osteocalcin production, though this has yet to be established). Even more fantastically: Would it ever be possible to protect memory or treat age-related cognitive decline with a skeletal hormone?

First, NGO alliances are difficult to establish, but even more difficult to adapt and sustain with mass public support.

One way or another, the other schools will beef up their teams, and the women's game will establish itself even more solidly as an alternative in which fundamentals and team play seem to matter more than they do on the men's side.

Muldoon said the nickname Michael had given his father (a term in Ireland to denote someone being slightly mad) told him that there had been a "wonderfully relaxed attitude between father and teenage son, one I now know is so difficult to establish and even more difficult to maintain".

"Obviously, I hope to establish myself even more in Italy and start scoring goals for Juventus".

Some of the the artists I've mentioned have been one-hit wonders, but it is certainly worth thinking of songs by more established, even reverered artists that may enter this category.

In other cases he establishes an even more dominating stance by looking down from overhead.

Several PET-response-guided therapy regimens have already been established, and even more PET-adapted study designs are being tested in large study groups.