Sentence examples for established thanks to from inspiring English sources

The new lab is being established thanks to a gift from alumnus Mohammed Abdul Latif Jameel.

Stability of fully discrete schemes under a suitable CFL condition is established thanks to a Von Neumann analysis.

A new chair in the School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences, The Quanta Professorship in Chinese Culture, has recently been established thanks to a $5 million donation.

They are serious and, who knows, they may even be right given the ludicrous way US copyright law has been gradually extended to 95 years after the copyright was established, thanks to the Sonny Bono copyright extension act of 1998.

Croatia leave troubles at home to play best football in years Spain's 4-0 win over Macedonia was not as straightforward as the scoreline suggests, the margin established thanks to an own goal, a ricochet and two late goals.

Christianity had now become open and established, thanks to the power of its God so often, it seemed, manifested in miraculous acts and to the firmness with which converts were secured in a new life and community.

By then Palace, watched by their American co-owners Josh Harris and David Blitzer, were relishing life on the counterattack, their lead having been re-established thanks to Wickham.

While that name was later anglicized to Grosse Isle by the British, who gained control of Michigan in the French and Indian War, the French version was re-established thanks to a push by local residents.

Yang's reputation is already established, thanks mostly to his first graphic novel, "American Born Chinese," which won the Printz Award, the young adult equivalent of the Newbery, and was a finalist for a National Book Award in 2006.

Israel was established thanks in good part to the guilt of the western countries over their behavior toward the Jews during World War Two -- and I refer not just to Germany.

While the Venn diagram intersection of snowboarding and drug culture has long been established (thanks, Ross Rebagliati), the situation is exacerbated in these towns by the fact that there is such a great number of young inhabitants.