Sentence examples for established its presence from inspiring English sources

Once the spirochete established its presence in numerous foci, it survived for months in water, mud, and moist soil and caused infection in additional mammalian reservoirs.

The $1.22 billion JPMorgan fund appears to see Twitter as its beachhead in the highly popular social-media sector, much as Goldman Sachs established its presence in the category by raising $1.5 billion to invest in Facebook, an amount that included $1 billion collected from wealthy private individuals outside the United States.

Although the association of KSHV with Kaposi's sarcoma (KS), primary effusion lymphoma (PEL), and multicentric Castleman's disease has been well established, its presence in some other diseases, such as multiple myeloma, remains controversial.

In one fell swoop, the BJP has widened its social base and, no less important, established its presence in virtually every state of India.

In 1890, the Southern Methodist Episcopal Church established its presence in the Capon Bridge area under the leadership of Revered G. O. Homan.

Parag Khanna stated in 2008 that by making massive trade and investment deals with Latin America and Africa, China had established its presence as a superpower along with the European Union and the United States.

So far, Emirates has benefited from the weakness of some airlines in China, India and African nations as it establishes its presence in those and other developing countries.

Ian Clark, the general manager of the London Paper, said: "The London Paper is seeing week-on-week growth in circulation as it establishes its presence in London and gains the loyalty of readers.

After the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, the church re-established its presence in Pskov and began administering to the few hundred Catholic faithful who remained or rediscovered their spirituality.

Now the military is trying to recapture its reputation in South Waziristan, and to re-establish its presence.

Al Qaeda establishes its presence in a remote area of conflict, then penetrates the population the same way influenza infects a weakened immune system.