Sentence examples for established to present from inspiring English sources

Her programme runs for just 90 minutes, from 6am to 7.30am; a job share with Wogan (7.30-9.30am), who is far too established to present a full, three-hour breakfast show.

Now in its 42nd year, the series was established to present work from emerging filmmakers from across the globe back when such festivals were rare.

Selenium is well established to be present in three forms in serum: selenoprotein-P, plasma Gpx, and a "small" molecule form of selenium that has yet to be characterized (Burk and Hill 2005; Schomburg et al. 2003).

All breast cancer cell lines established to date present abnormal karyotypes; CAL51 cell line may be more informative than cell lines with aberrant karyotypes for investigating essential genetic differences between normal and malignant mammary gland cells.

Several databases have been established to collect and present data to the user [ 4- 7, 12].

Edinburgh's charges are the highest in Britain, and "could prevent newcomers from establishing themselves as venue operators", says Mainland, "and drive established operators to present only those shows likely to generate substantial ticket sales".

This criterion was established to discard reads that could present subsequent shifts in the reading frame of the tag (Table 2).

The POST project was established to focus primarily on the present distribution of marine continental shelf species.

We recommend making the tool part of the integrated MCDA A4R approach for priority setting in health as proposed by Baltussen et al. [ 16], however local capacity should be present or established to facilitate such a complete process.

The Signature Theater devotes its new season to revivals of pioneering work from the NEGRO ENSEMBLE COMPANY, the theater company established in 1967 to present -- and perhaps to inspire -- new plays by and about black Americans.

Mr. Alsoudani is the 165th artist in the Matrix series, which was established in 1975 to present single-artist exhibitions of contemporary art in the context of an encyclopedic museum.