Sentence examples for established on one from inspiring English sources

In his report, he said it was "regrettable" that a large military base should have been established on one of the world's most important archaeological sites.

Gail Bryden, the founder of Justbe Botanicals, is doing something a little different: she is using Small Business Saturday to piggy-back on one of the UK's big businesses and has taken up residence as a 'pop-up' shop in the George Street branch of the White Stuff – a national company firmly established on one of Edinburgh's most expensive traditional high streets.

This distinction may be important if an exotic species of Culicoides or novel virus becomes established on one of the islands.

But a television reporter for Fox 5 News, John Deutzman, was able to establish, on one day this year, that some of the devices were more than two minutes fast.

A major obstacle to entering the food industry is the legal requirement to work in a licensed commercial kitchen, which is expensive and difficult to establish on one's own.

Someone who builds up a trusted reputation on one platform, for instance, can't transfer that over when getting established on another one.

Initially established on a one-year trial basis, the FEGs have remained in place.

For a given synopsis, two shortlists of candidate segments are established, one based on the word-level distance as given using the modified tf-idf criterion, the other based on the phonetic distance.

Two basic camps were established, one focusing on the rapid acquisition of images of both breasts after contrast injection (high temporal resolution of the 'dynamic' school) and the other focusing on three-dimensional gradient echo imaging with thin slices through one breast (high spatial resolution of the 'static' school).

Responses to "City" were mixed, seemingly with subdued tolerance for an established maestro on one side, and some strong criticisms about the depiction of women and feminists on the other.

From a pure business angle, they see their established markets on one side and their investors on the other, and they are afraid to take risks with what has worked so well in the past.