Sentence examples for established enough to from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

And although only seven charter high schools are established enough to have graduated students, they lag behind the district schools in producing graduates who are prepared for college.

Mr. Eitelberg, who had already provided Sprockets with one loan, offered to continue financing the company until it was established enough to qualify for less expensive credit.

She figures that by the time she's 30, she'll be established enough to let fame take its course without compromising her craft.

Of the companies the press likes to mention as competitors, the reality is that only LivingSocial has established enough traction to provide sufficient data to draw a comparison.

Ms. Achugar, 38, a Uruguayan native who moved to New York in 1995 after graduating from the California Institute of the Arts, is an established enough choreographer to occupy the theater's main stage.

He has to be established enough for fans to accept that he deserves an elevation of this scale, which basically amounts to instant wrestling immortality.

"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.