Sentence examples for establishing so from inspiring English sources

Artists and labels alike knew they could call on him when they needed a hit record or album and Dupri set his sights on establishing So So Def as a universally recognized brand.

The administration hasn't yet detailed how it will handle the workload of establishing so many health insurance exchanges on its own but Gary Cohen, the director of the Center for Consumer Information and Insurance Oversight, vowed that it would get done.

In other words, gene flow between different sources was occurring but the seeds were not establishing, so the populations remained 'pure' to their original source.

The distribution of pregnant women in many clinics in Edmonton was a challenge as we could not afford the cost of establishing so many recruitment sites: there are more than 1000 Edmonton family physicians registered with the Alberta College of Physicians and Surgeons.

The troops went to take food supplies and in a "humanitarian capacity", but the mere fact of their being there, establishing so-called safe havens, interposing their camps and vehicles, being interviewed, watching and reporting, prevented the Bosnian Serbs from overwhelming the mainly Muslim forces and concluding their bloody war of conquest.

And the Crimes Against Pregnant Women Act, which will enhance criminal penalties in the tragic circumstances where a woman's pregnancy is abruptly ended by the intentional, reckless or careless criminal behavior of another person; it also provides protections on abortion, for the woman, and is against establishing so-called "fetal personhood".

Despite the illegality of prostitution in Iran, in 2002 government agencies proposed establishing so-called "chastity houses" where sex workers could interact with their clients after entering into a temporary marriage.

One of the most spectacular and ambitious applications consists of establishing so-called protein linkage maps (PLM).

The more decentralized these processes the more the possibility of establishing so-called "relational" contracting systems [ 24], between government and NGOs.

Such architectures, however, when combined with near-critical dynamics, can 'trap' activity (Rubinov et al., 2011; Friedman and Landsberg, 2013) inducing heavy-tail size distributions approximating power laws, or in general, extend the region in which critical-like behavior is observed by establishing so-called Griffiths phases (Moretti and Muñoz, 2013).

CHOCOLATE FACTORY Emerging becomes established so quickly.