Sentence examples for established histories from inspiring English sources

Sennett is brilliant on cities with established histories but less convincing on more emergent states of urbanity.

In addition to such cultures with established histories of the circus, others began to develop national circus traditions as the turn of the 21st century approached.

Yet it has an established history of doing so throughout the uprising.

You need to have an established history; it's very important even to Asian collectors.

"The traditional instruments to attract and retain businesses are designed for larger companies that have an established history," Mr. Moss said.

"A DNA test is the best way to resolve this," said Bruno RoneHenri, ofe of several historians who have published books doubting established history.

In the 18th century Voltaire, tersely and corrosively, and Edward Gibbon, with more dignity, established history again as one of the great literary arts.

The east Midlands has an established history of work in the public realm and it seems that across the region there is a genuine commitment to reach out to local people, beyond established arts audiences.

There is a no man's land between journalism, subject to libel law and instant challenge, and established history – and it's in that land of factual licence that Pinkoes and Traitors sits.

"The cases are similar because they both involve a long, established history of vehicle incidents that took years to identify and address".Indeed, GM is taking more than one page out of Toyota's book.

The royalty rate and term discussions are relatively straightforward, but it is difficult to argue for upfront fees or annual minimums unless the product has an established history.