Sentence examples for established not from inspiring English sources

The State of Israel has been established, not its permanence.

The first kiss is, as we've established, not a kiss at all but a medical favour.

The standards of the poems are established not by a plutonium bar but by the poems themselves.

These directors have established not just careers but their own self-regenerating and self-challenging artistic habits and processes.

They are abundantly established, not least by the nondenominational chapel — often used as a mosque — at the Pentagon.

The secret Manhattan Project, established not long after the United States entered World War II, developed the atomic bomb.

The effectiveness of these methods was established not by studies but by the force of the therapist's personality, and testimonials of recovered patients.

Normal relations will be established – not least because Burma is an important element in the ongoing effort to roll back Chinese influence in the region.

He told the reporter: "Now the Government will be established not on the basis of the people's will but through 'deals' with small parties".

Such an attack would have established not only that they exist, and that they are potent and dangerous, but to present their calling card to would-be recruits.

If he doesn't see them when he peers around, perhaps he is looking for them in the wrong places: commercial theater and established not-for-profit theaters that depend on and cater to less adventurous audiences.