Sentence examples for established to break from inspiring English sources

Like Health Leads, the Child Health Association was established to break the cycle of re-hospitalization that occurs among poor children when the social causes of their illnesses go untreated.

While the Framers may not have envisioned that California, with more than 36 million people would have the same number of senators as Wyoming with 530,000, that is the system that they established to break the deadlock between the interests of small and large states.

Certain criteria, along with their proper implementation, are established to characterize breaking waves.

Cons: Little recourse for sites to appeal against their ranking, and could make it unfairly difficult for less established sites to break through.

The House bill establishes authority to break up large institutions, but the final form these provisions may take is still unclear.

The habit of sermonizing, once established, was hard to break.

Even established filmmakers are willing to break boundaries.

As peoples' habits are shaped and influenced by the environment and their personal situations, established habits become hard to break.

BBC Radio Leicester's Richard Rae: "A pattern, once established, can be hard to break, and once again Leicestershire subsided to a miserably heavy defeat after being competitive throughout the first half of the match.

Establishment of immune tolerance in the tumour micro-environment is an essential element of tumour survival and progression and, once established, it is difficult to break [ 97, 98].

Unfortunately, once this behavior is established it is difficult to break and the likelihood is the kitten will grow into an anti social cat.