Sentence examples for established sound from inspiring English sources

Over the seven years of the Oslo process, Mr Rajoub established sound relations with Israeli, American and European intelligence services.

But Cardew's bigger idea, that an improviser can build a language out of anything without relying on an established sound or idiom, was the night's guiding principle.

If a sophomore album is tricky, for Sleigh Bells — now an established act with an established sound — it is a particular leap.

SRS is a good, established sound standard, present on many TVs and now decodable to your local setup through Silverlight.

Recent work has established sound principles for the straightforward production of large-scale pure preparations of vector stocks for clinical applications.

House music is already an established sound in America and Europe, so people might like hearing house music with an Asian accent.

Yet for all our successes in achieving independence, the revolution failed to establish sound democratic practice.

Nevertheless, despite the confusion regarding this experiment, it did aid in establishing sound as a wave rather than as particles.

That is because the troubled countries need to control their government deficits and to re-establish sound current accounts by improving their competitiveness.

Marion is a master in recovery; the occasional miscue presents only the most temporary of problems, as Marion fights and claws relentlessly to re-establish sound defensive position after having lost it for mere moments.

Much of the current energy around establishing sound fiscal conditions is focused on plans that theoretically would both contribute revenue to deficit reduction and significantly reduce individual income tax rates.