Sentence examples for established outpost from inspiring English sources

Hollywood is an established outpost for creative firms, and the office market there is picking up momentum as the neighborhood and others around it gentrify, said real estate broker Trevor Belden of Industry Partners.

Australia, Singapore and Canada established outposts this year in San Francisco and Silicon Valley.

And he knows how many law firms have established outposts there too: 20 since 2005.

And while other Mexican drug organizations prefer to keep themselves and their money close to home, the Zetas have established outposts as far as South America and West Africa.

Sikhulu Shange worries about the street, too, specifically the commercial and cultural changes evident along 125th Street, where all the major retail chains have established outposts.

They have also established outposts on Kirkuk's southern edges, where the same flags pitched in Tuz Khurmatu fly defiantly near the beginning of the city's overpasses.

So confident were Indian generals that the Chinese had neither the will nor the ability to launch a war across the line of control that they established outposts behind the Chinese troops in Aksai Chin.

European traders had established outposts on the Indian subcontinent by the 17th century.

Although he successfully established outposts, keeping communication and supply lines open was an ongoing challenge.

As the Americans established outposts in the area and the fur trade declined, the dynamics changed dramatically.

After British forces captured New York City in the first part of the New York and New Jersey campaign, they established outposts throughout central New Jersey.