Sentence examples for established many of from inspiring English sources
Seinfeld established many of what are now considered sitcom norms.
A pioneer in hand surgery, he established many of the basic principles of this regional specialty.
Emergency medical and dental clinics have been established, many of them staffed by private relief agencies.
He established many of the current flying routes and made residence in Hong Kong and South America.
German and Swiss settlers in the US Midwest have established many of their traditions across the Atlantic.
"The Mass was an act of liberty," said Eloy Cantú, a representative of the Institutional Revolutionary Party, which established many of Mexico's post-revolution secular codes.
He was responsible for establishing many of today's surgical techniques.
All these qualities are found in the book's first essay, by the Columbia philosopher Philip Kitcher, who establishes many of the terms of the larger discussion.
We show that on a separable Hilbert space there are non-trivial examples of such operators and establish many of their basic properties.
But "Mountains and Sea" did establish many of the traits that have informed her art from the beginning, the art historian E. A. Carmean Jr. suggested.
With legislation to define patients' rights languishing in Congress, Clinton administration officials say they will soon issue rules that establish many of the same protections for most Americans with private health insurance.
