Sentence examples for establishment openings from inspiring English sources

As he writes, "As an industry becomes more ordinary capital-intensive, there is less entry of small firms and fewer establishment openings by large firms".

The establishment opened in early 2003.

He acknowledged that the fees some larger clubs and discos paid would rise sharply but said that it would depend on the size of the club, attendance and the length of an establishment's opening hours.

There are several fundamental elements for successful treatment for TMJ ankylosis and related dentofacial deformity: establishment of adequate mouth-opening range, complete removal of the ankylotic block to prevent reankylosis, and establishment of balanced facial appearance after surgery.

The openings sealed the establishment of full diplomatic relations between the countries for the first time since they gained independence from France in the 1940s.

"When battle is joined one can only hope that blood will be drawn," he wrote in the Observer, heralding the opening of the Establishment.

I don't want to sit down with some representative of the establishment being taken through the opening hours of the spa, nor do I want to fill out some pointless information form.

The establishment was originally scheduled to open on July 1, the same day as Citygarden's opening and two weeks before the game.

Last year, protocols were agreed that foresaw an establishment of diplomatic relations and an opening of the border.

With pubs closing around Britain at a rate of almost 20 a week, the opening of a new establishment should be greeted with a round of drinks and the chinking of glasses.

Sealing the case for establishment audacity in 2015 was the September opening of Deaf West Theatre's production of Spring Awakening, Steven Sater and Duncan Sheik's elegant musical based on the once-banned late 19th-century Frank Wedekind play.