Sentence examples for established at a much from inspiring English sources

Many people believe that common sense policing would have allowed his identity to be established at a much earlier stage".

The basic ideas underlying population models were established at a time when the numerical capability to solve them was much less than it is today.

And no matter how much the former Massachusetts governor may deny it, the Affordable Care Act established a national health system essentially identical to the one he himself established at a state level in 2006.

Although endometrial and ovarian cancers have been found to occur excessively in at least some families who have met criteria for LFS, their link to the syndrome is not definitely established, occurring at a much lower rate than other cancer types, like breast cancer [60].

"A cup or half a cup in the hole as we plant each vine increases the vine's ability to establish itself at a much faster pace," Mr. Dawson said.

The continuous record established at these sites will allow a much more detailed understanding of the long-term variability in East Asian paleoclimate and North Pacific oceanography.

I felt that, as much as I respected this great lineage that was being established at MOMA Walker Evans, Robert Frank, Garry Winogrand, Lee Friedlander in a sense, it was coming to its conclusion".

At Public School 194 in Harlem, the group has established a much-appreciated math and science laboratory this academic year for students in kindergarten through third grade.

Though it was expected, it is obvious (see Fig. 1) that there is no difference in opinion about output in transferring knowledge and skills to graduates between schools and departments established at different times; and programmes are very much harmonised already.

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But these initiatives are establishing new standards for software components at a much faster pace than the traditional standards process ever did.