Sentence examples for establishment later from inspiring English sources
The site was already well endowed with industry, principally aircraft manufacture and general engineering, prior to its establishment; later an electronics sector was added.
Just to remind Federer and Nadal that the new guard won't be the only threat to their status in 2010, Nikolay Davydenko — a member of the establishment — later beat Nadal, Federer and del Potro to win the year-end tour championships in London.
Though a theatre rather than a music hall, this establishment later hosted music hall variety acts.
There he worked under physicist Homi Bhabha, for whom the establishment was later renamed Bhabha Atomic Research Centre BARCC).
Mr. Petraeus's resignation and the circumstances surrounding it stunned military officers who have served alongside him in war zones over the past two decades and the national security establishment he later served.
Theirs was a small, incestuous world, with the same names appearing in a variety of hats: Peter Cook, of BTF, set up the Establishment and later became principal shareholder of Private Eye.
Since he inaugurated the study of psychoneuroimmunology (usually referred to as PNI), Dr. Ader had to defend its premise against doubters in the medical establishment and later to disassociate it from New Age therapies that he called "flaky" because they had not been grounded in solid scientific experimentation.
The results show negative interference during establishment and later in the use of light and nutrients.
Field margins proved to be decisive for inoculation success, by providing bridgeheads for population establishment and later by acting as source areas for the colonisation of the field.
At eight, Hurt was sent to board at a prep school in Kent, an establishment he later described as "so high Anglo-Catholic it was flying".
The idea of Malay supremacy gained attention in the 1940s, when the Malays organised themselves to protest the Malayan Union's establishment, and later fought for independence.
