Sentence examples for go on to establish from inspiring English sources

In gratitude, John Major gave Patten one of the jobs that would go on to establish his credentials as a tough but dexterous negotiator.

An example of an instantial term in natural language would be occurrences of 'n' when one supposes that n is an arbitrary prime number and on the basis of subsequently establishing the claim that n is F, one concludes that all prime numbers are F. Or given that some prime number is F, one might let n be "a prime that is F" and go on to establish certain other claims "about" n.

Equipped with this formulation, we go on to establish the well-posedness of entropy solutions to the initial boundary value problem.

In architect-years, this is young, and it's too early to tell whether they will go on to establish significant careers.

Great Britain and Ireland led the awards tables to the end, winning a total of 56 golds, but this sadly did not go on to establish an Olympic convention.

It was in Libya that he met another dissatisfied West African rebel, a cashiered Sierra Leonean corporal named Foday Sankoh, who would go on to establish the Revolutionary United Front and start the war in Sierra Leone in 1991.

After finding fame with her lifestyle blog, Isabella Lowengrip went on to establish one of Sweden's best-known beauty companies.

He went on to establish a one-man microlending foundation and then join a small investment firm.

Subsequent development of these offspring has been normal and one of the females has gone on to establish a normal pregnancy to term with the birth of a normal male lamb.

The "Studio" aspect comes from its residence program for Artists, supporting over one hundred local artists who have gone on to establish themselves as significant names in art.

Ironically, Weil then went on to establish his own cult of personality--albeit one far more lucrative than Leary's ever would be.