Sentence examples for established like a from inspiring English sources

An injury must also be established, like a blow to the head or blood loss.

Senator Thomas P. Morahan, the Republican co-chairman of the committee, who first raised the point, said Republican senators wanted to avoid writing state law so vaguely that any kind of document, including those not yet envisioned or established, like a national health care identification card, would automatically be allowed.

Or, as a character in Maud Casey's novel "The Man Who Walked Away" put it, "The universal day was established, like the slicing of a pie".

Building a relationship with a star professional at a world famous restaurant in a city where I am just getting established seems like a no brainer, but I see a lot of businesspeople with no brains.

Lawrence, in a classic essay from 1929, to hail Cézanne for establishing like no other artist a recognition that "matter actually exists," independent of human self-regard.

These results suggest that peri-tumoral tissues seem to present molecular features such as tumoral tissues and established H3K27me3 like an epigenetic mark pathogenically involved in neoplasia trough the silencing of genes [ 25].

Recent years have established that a liking for novelty, neophilia, is a reliable predictor of wellbeing, provided you've got a certain capacity for perseverance, too.

During passaging Dgcr8−/− ESCs in feeder-free conditions, we noted that the cells established a mesenchymal-like morphology, suggesting that ESCs underwent EMT upon loss of miRNAs.

A recent report by Gregory Allen and Taniel Chan, then graduate students at Harvard University, called on the U.S. government to establish "something like a RAND Corporation for AI".

Santa Clara University alreadyhas a self-driving shuttle on an established, recurring route (like a monorail with no rails).

Santa Clara University alreadyhas a self-driving shuttle on an established, recurring route (like a monorail with no rails).