Sentence examples for established that much from inspiring English sources
The players established that much in the first dozen bars of the Mozart, which opened the program.
I hope we've established that much by now.
She wasn't old enough to drink at her recent gig at Total Bummer Festival in Orlando, we established that much.
Reports by rights organizations such as the Iraqi Refugee Assistance Project (IRAP) and Human Rights First have established that much of the backlog is attributable to the complexity of the SIV application process and the time it takes to clear each bureaucratic stage.
A discerning, provocative book, part travelogue, part reflection on how memory passes into history, and part cultural narrative, "Franco's Crypt" establishes that much more was going on during Franco's regime than is usually credited.
It only takes a brief chat with one of the Scots pounding the streets for a "yes" or a "no" vote in the referendum due on September 18th to establish that much.
The process, participation, and implementation of the KGEP, which is detailed above, establishes that much has occurred in regards to the KGEP, albeit rather slowly.
It's New Zealand v England - I establish that much, along with the fact that NZ are batting and England bowling.
Based on existing analyses and some new evidence, this paper establishes that much of the change in unemployment during the Great Recession and during the recovery can be attributed to cyclical factors rather than structural factors.
Those transitional species must have existed (Archaeopteryx establishes that much insofar as bird evolution is concerned), but the sheer rapidity of the evolutionary transition in marginal environments virtually ensures that good sequences of transitional fossils will remain hard to come by, or so Simpson reasoned.
Careful comparative developmental morphology establishes that much of the inflorescence variation we see in groups of related grasses is due to changes in the number of branches, the numbers of orders of branches, and the amount of axis elongation (Doust and Kellogg, 2002).
