Sentence examples for established only about from inspiring English sources

As the new stonewort habitat was established only about 20 years ago, ecotype differentiation has occurred recently and rapidly [31], [33], [34].

As Zuroff rightly mentions, the Latvian Legion was established only at the beginning of 1943, about a year after the last mass murder of Jews in Latvia.

Much of what is known about parasomnias has been gathered in sleep clinics, the first of which was established only in 1970 at Stanford University.

After dominance is established, only winners lunge.

It establishes only a conclusion about the conditions a subject must satisfy to be in a perceptual state with some content.

Wednesday's vote establishes only a maximum number of competitions.

While the desire to hire a professional staff is one of the reasons some donors choose to establish foundations, only about 14% of private foundations have paid full-time staff (not counting legal, investment and philanthropic advisors).

At a stroke, this result from Hampshire has reversed established opinion not only about Mr Kennedy but also about the longer-term destiny of Britain's third party.Before Romsey, the conventional wisdom held that Mr Kennedy was failing to fill his predecessor's big boots.

I water my established fruit trees only about once a month.

This approach, embraced by both Francesco Guala (2005, 2010) and Steel (2008), avoids the circle because the suitability of a model can be established given only partial information about the target.

The dates of Sōtatsu's birth and death are unknown, and the only established facts about his life are that he came from a well-to-do merchant's family and that he was active in Kyōto from approximately 1600 to the 1630s.