Sentence examples for established of course from inspiring English sources

But now in all these parts of the world, democracy has been established, of course still evolving, of course still facing very real difficulties, of course still needing very material improvement - but all so very much better than the totalitarianism or military despotism which it replaces.

We have already established, of course, that ISPs not only do not decide what content to transmit, but that in many (approaching all) circumstances, it cannot do so.

His camera only looks back at him once the cream is mostly off, and the note of mandarin seriousness is established, succeeded of course by violence.

Tattoo culture is by now very well established and of course with it has come ways of expressing that culture online.

Other explanations for the failure of early 145K clades to establish are of course possible.

The larger microbreweries with established tours will of course have established visiting procedures.

History of nature is not an established course of study in human geographical research but is defining, for example, historical geography, a subfield of human geography.

Regardless, rarely any of the studies have addressed the India's variation in its progress of epidemiological transition from the globally established course of epidemiological transition.

Television can bring a lot to the game, as well, including a loyal fan base, an established universe, and of course promotion at various levels.

But Deltek already has an established customer base and of course Kona is being integrated with its existing ERP products.

Special sections of the established course Formation of New Ventures now include nonbusiness students.