Sentence examples for established that it would from inspiring English sources
Does he believe that Roe v. Wade is so firmly established that it would damage the Court to overturn it?
He also established that it would be he himself who does the consulting, not any other official with his own agenda.
A scouting trip to Kmart established that it would take about a $40 capital investment to get my kitchenette up to speed for the low-wage way of life.
The couple had attended most of the 20 hustings that had taken place since the start of the campaign, and their intentions were so well established that it would be a waste of time for anyone else to come round and check.
Jeremy Ben-Ami, Washington Executive director, J Street If Israelis and Palestinians were left alone, within a few years the settlements on the West Bank would be so established that it would be impossible to remove them in a peace agreement.
The famous first sentence of his essay indicates why: he contends that the principles of mechanics for instance, the principle of inertia are so well established that it would be foolish to doubt them (Euler 1748: 324).
The CBE regulation permitted Wyeth to unilaterally strengthen its warning, and the mere fact that the FDA approved Phenergan's label does not establish that it would have prohibited such a change.
No," Johnson replied). Ward also establishes that it would have been difficult for Johnson to receive a fair trial, not least because his habit of beating up white men that is, in the ring had earned him so many enemies.
"Once it was established that I would do three major installations on the bridge, I did not think it was appropriate to have my name on the museum," Mr. Chihuly said.
