Sentence examples for established a more from inspiring English sources

A new C.E.O., Paul Meecham, has established a more convivial atmosphere).

Philological research established a more reliable chronology of the work than had been hitherto available.

Brought on to be a conservative voice, Justice O'Connor established a more moderate position.

But this also means that security forces have established a more or less permanent presence near the mosque.

He was cleared by an inquiry and set up the Nolan commission, which established a more rigorous child protection system.

The Oresteia established a more or less canonical version of the events that rippled outward from these retributive homicides.

Romanian suffered from etymologizing orthography in the 19th century, but successive edicts of the Romanian Academy, of which the most important was dated 1932, have established a more-or-less-phonetic spelling (the notable exception being the depiction of final "soft" consonants by a following i).

In time the family established a more-or-less permanent base in Lowndes Square, Belgravia, London.

However polling just before voting day suggested Mr Reynolds had re-established a more comfortable lead, while another New York district (New York's 24th, see chart for most vulnerable Republican seats in the House according to polls) had become more exposed to a Democratic assault.

Mr. Bush's rules establish a more cumbersome process.

He also began to establish a more effective central administration.