Sentence examples for established to let from inspiring English sources

What kind of inequality can you imagine that's worse than that?" She described how she "went by myself down to Alabama to do investigations" of private schools that had been established to let white kids escape from integrated public ones.

It's partly true, but this writer doesn't foolishly compete with cinema where cinema has the edge: his scenes of sex and violence are clever and brief, rapidly established to let the verbal engine of dialogue drive the story forward.

She figures that by the time she's 30, she'll be established enough to let fame take its course without compromising her craft.

An in vivo invasion animal model system using transparent zebrafish embryos was also established to determine the let-7a effect on breast cancer cell invasion.

Be Kind Rewind spawned the Be Kind Rewind Protocol, a project in which small studios were established in New York City to let the public make its own amateur movies.

Shlaes finds no coyness in his famous demurral — "I do not choose to run for President in 1928" — only an awareness that, "if he believed in the mechanisms he and Mellon had established, he had to let them run for themselves, and not hover over them".

But Rooney disrupts established narrative tropes to let this romance between an older man and a younger woman play out in a way that's fresh.

I sincerely wish that the communities can recover rapidly from the impact of this natural disaster and that services such as education and health are quickly established in order to let children continue to learn and eventually accomplish their individual dreams," said HE Shigeo Iwatani, the Ambassador of Japan.

"If you want to achieve a goal in the long term -- in this case, true democracy in Hong Kong -- you need to unify all powers who are fighting for this goal and establish a platform to let them all participate," he told the Los Angeles Times.

Iraq's fury was provoked by an British-American effort to revise the so-called oil-for-food program, established under United Nations sanctions to let Iraq sell oil to meet its citizens' basic needs.

The Canadian subsidiaries of Ford Motor and Toyota Motor have established test Web sites to let consumers in three regions of the country log onto the Internet to buy vehicles -- tests that could foreshadow the parent companies' global strategies.