Sentence examples for established because from inspiring English sources

That group was quickly established because neither side trusted the other in the negotiations.

The life-span of oligochaetes is better established because they are frequently used in laboratory experiments.

The foundation was established because of what Mr. Lyons termed a wake-up call earlier in 1982.

He said Operation Weeting was established because the police had been given fresh information by News International.

"There are no gay rights in this country that were established because politicians decided to do it.

The outreach sessions in the outer London boroughs were originally established because the Legal Services Commission had identified various "advice deserts".

Maximum speed 80 miles an hour established because block systems already installed would not work with full efficiency at higher speed.

The infected flock of 76,000 turkeys is already in a quarantine zone established because of a previous infection in the county, according to the USDA.

The reserve was also established because it was an important foraging area for threatened Australian sea lions, threatened white sharks, migratory sperm whales and migratory short-tailed shearwater.

Charter school operators complained that they were having trouble getting established because of the high cost of real estate, especially in New York City.

"Buyers are concerned about buying in areas that aren't completely established because they're worried the Starbucks won't be coming," Ms. Griner said.