Sentence examples for established enough that from inspiring English sources

Ed Brubaker, a writer who has been published by DC, Marvel and Image, said: "Once you get established enough that you can attract readers to your product, there's no reason to give away complete ownership".

And despite the many risks, they say they believe the companies they are buying into are big enough and established enough that the investments are not all that much riskier than those in public companies of a similar size.

You want them to be established enough that they're not going to disappear half way through your job but small enough that their overhead costs are not going to inflate their labor costs.

It would be very ironic if at some point in the future that Bitcoin, or other cryptocurrencies, become established enough that Berkshire actually invests in them.

By the time Fight the Future teed the show up to essentially wrap up its core conspiracy arc in season six, the show had been on the air long enough and was established enough that it could focus on the long-term impact that the journey had on Fox Mulder and especially on Dana Scully.

The operations were established enough that they functioned almost in spite of themselves.

After a gradual process of street protests, official accommodations and the inclusion of new voices in the interim government, Mr. Essebsi had established enough credibility that by June he was able to persuade the public and the parties to accept a postponement in the election for technical reasons from its originally scheduled date in July to Oct. 23.

"I've seen plenty of open source projects being pulled in a thousand different ways because you allow collaboration to happen too early before the culture and vision is established enough so that you can invite enough people safely into the project without them spoiling it," he says in a Developer's Life podcast.

"I've seen plenty of open source projects being pulled in a thousand different ways because you allow collaboration to happen too early before the culture and vision is established enough so that you can invite enough people safely into the project without them spoiling it," he says in a Developer's Life podcast.

Clive Anderson said the PM was "not really that well established enough" in America, and said he thought it was odd to ask questions about the Magna Carta and Rule Britannia.

In fact, the office has now established enough of a presence that, according to DeBroff, some 700 Harvard students stream through its doors annually in search of advice from DeBroff and OPIA assistant director [now co-director] Shabecoff, a former legal aid attorney.