Sentence examples for establishing much of from inspiring English sources

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

Sun is credited with establishing much of the company's marketing, human resources and R&D that has helped make it one of the world's leading suppliers of telecom equipment with 2010 sales of $28 billion.

The Sykes-Picot Agreement, ratified on May 16, 1916, was a concord developed in secret between France and the UK, with acknowledgement of the Russian Empire, that allocated control and influence over much of Southwestern Asia, carving up and establishing much of today's Middle East, along with Western and Arab sociopolitical tensions.

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.

During the yearlong war, neither side has established much of a record of speaking truthfully about its intentions or actions.

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.

By the 16th century the movements that followed seem to have established much of the present distribution of Somali clans in northern Somalia.

Sanchez was unable to establish much of a tempo early Sunday, in part because of the Steelers' clock-eating 15-play scoring drive to open the game.

In 14 years in Mr. Thompson's shadow, Mr. McCallum, 51, who is most animated when chatting about coaching his children's sports teams, never established much of a political identity of his own.