Sentence examples for established enough from inspiring English sources

But we haven't established enough tangible suggestions for how to challenge it.

"At this point, if you're established enough, it's really about your list and your reputation".

I was established enough as a clinical psychologist by the age of 30, so having children didn't massively disrupt anything.

Many clients have cost as the bottom line and, she says, she's not well established enough to argue.

With these and other acquisitions, analysts said, the company established enough leverage within the medical and insurance industries to make a meaningful push into the market.

"When rents become high enough," Mr. Edwards said, "they show the neighborhood is established enough for banks to finance the development of market-rate, for-sale housing".

Martin's commercial peak was over a decade ago, and like George Michael, his success is well established enough for him to take risks.

By 2000, after a few dustups with the Parks Department, he was established enough to snag a series of concerts in Merkin Hall.

Last month, the commission ruled that the N.F.L. had established enough grounds against Comcast to advance to a hearing before an administrative law judge.

Here one often hears him repeatedly chipping away at a single phrase or idea until it has been established enough to allow a next step.

But media experts say cable news networks are not yet established enough to eat into the networks without a big breaking news event.