Sentence examples for established ways from inspiring English sources

"I've always hated established ways of thinking.

Universities exist to challenge established ways of thinking.

"When you are trying to do something different and change established ways of working, it's difficult.

There are established ways to try to change dog standards, she said, and lawsuits are not among them.

First, there are established ways of setting the baselines and scrutinising them, and under the Xenophon amendments the rules governing them can be disallowed by parliament.

In the process, established ways of doing business are being overturned, calling into question how traditional content whether print, graphics, audio or video is produced and delivered.

(7) Real innovators delight in giving us what we want: solutions to our difficulties and expansive alternatives to our established ways.

However, a lack of managerial know-how and the risks of changing established ways of doing business may still pose formidable barriers.

We used the idea of disrupting or interrupting the established ways of reading the literature and 'accepted stories' of what occurred.

Every time they do so they are challenging the dominant culture and established ways of thinking and doing and proving that theatre and activism are excellent bedfellows, more powerful together than apart.

The late 19th century experienced a gathering sense of unease in the face of all the changes brought on by the Industrial Revolution, changes that threatened established ways of life.