Sentence examples for established far more from inspiring English sources
In truth, most basic facts, in physics as in courts of law, are established far more by circumstantial evidence than by direct evidence.
I then apply these methods comprehensively to establish far more closely than ever before where the root of the tree of life actually is.
The technique needs minimum experimentation and time, thus establishing far more cost-effective formulation than the conventional methods of formulating dosage form.
UK-based members will be joined by activists from recently formed copycat "defence leagues" in Norway, Sweden and the Netherlands – as well as supporters of more established far-right groups from France, Germany and Denmark.
There won't be any gap so large in this year's Draft — the current collective-bargaining agreement between the N.F.L.'s owners and its players'union, signed in 2011, established a far more restrictive wage scale for rookies.
The district court primarily based its "race, not politics," conclusion upon its finding that "the legislators excluded many heavily Democratic precincts from District 12, even when those precincts immediately border the 12th and would have established a far more compact district".
After President Banda lost the first democratic presidential election in 1994 his successor, Bakili Muluzi, established a far more open form of government.
Liposome flux experiments establish a far more dramatic F−/Cl− selectivity than the 100-fold lower limit set by electrical recording.
He established that they were far more established with the husband's texting style.
When ITV was established it had far more stringent public service commitments, but these have been steadily reduced as bosses argued they were hindering its commercial performance.
