Sentence examples for establishing much from inspiring English sources

Xuanxue was important for establishing much of the metaphysical vocabulary used in later Chinese philosophy.

Different from the bilayer approach where the supramolecular assembly is mainly maintained by local hydrophobic interactions, ligand replacement for example by mercapto-functional groups allows for establishing much stronger linkages between the QDs and the bridging ligands used for covalent grafting (Dubois et al. 2007).

But then, as has already been established, much of Spinal Tap's world is confusing.

Bradley is a standard stiff, and Wanda hasn't established much of a relationship with her niece and nephew.

Ewing did not establish much momentum in this game until the final eight minutes of the first half.

Robert Halton, Conservative MP for Harlow, said: "The Government should establish much stricter guidelines around donations to UK universities".

They have been unable to establish much cohesion on any of their lines other than the fourth, the largely defensive group of Blair Betts, Fred Sjostrom and Colton Orr.

Within weeks, he and a small team of civil servants and tech experts had established much of the project's architecture.

As a result, the two men never established much of a connection, and relations between the nations, longtime allies, have only grown worse.

"With technology and the speed of communication, new words and usages become established much more quickly," said Angus Stevenson, 42, the new edition's co-author.

The Democrats also expressed their frustration at being unable to get a full debate on their proposal to establish much more extensive drug coverage.