Sentence examples for established rarely from inspiring English sources

Pocket Books, after its business got established, rarely went to press for less than a hundred thousand copies; Signet started at two hundred thousand, and Fawcett, the publisher of Gold Medal Books, had initial print runs of three hundred thousand.

The punctualists maintain that this continuous evolution within established lineages rarely, if ever, yields substantial morphological changes in species.

Consider, for example, the following: Why did resistance to chloroquine and SP become established so rarely when resistance spread so globally?

But they are seldom rigorously compared and their relative advantages are rarely established.

Then Clemens did something that established N.F.L. quarterbacks rarely do.

In its 30-year history, the Environmental Protection Agency has only rarely established a regulatory standard for pesticides based on human tests, according to agency officials.

People knowledgeable about these things have been battling for years over the true identity of petite sirah, and it seems now to have been established as a rarely planted French grape, the durif.

Magnetron sputtering is an established coating process rarely used for carbon films due to low deposition rates and poor adhesion.

Mammary lesions are usually detected after the diagnosis of sarcoidosis has already been well established, and only rarely does sarcoidosis present initially as a breast disease.

These were used by more than half the German students, while the Japanese students rarely established a connection with creativity or the other terms.

The installation of livestock tracks, rights of passage and grazing areas are rarely established in legal terms, so when these areas are taken over for crops, pastoralists have no choice but to move elsewhere.