Sentence examples for had no established from inspiring English sources

Unlike the other parties involved, I was so young that I had no established identity to which I could return.

The muscular tension that had built up during the hotly contested elections had no established channels for release.

Unlike those banks, Canadian Imperial had no established retail presence or recognizable brand in the United States when it started Amicus.

History had no established place in most university curricula, being subsumed under rhetoric (or occasionally grammar) and studied mainly in faculties of law or theology.

Although trained as a medical laboratory technician, she said, she spoke no English, had no established relatives in America to help and was "scared to death of what lay ahead".

After discussion with the consulting cardiologists, we concluded that she was at a low risk of progression to high grade AV block as she was asymptomatic, had a stable heart rhythm, had no established underlying cardiac disease, and a narrow QRS interval.

For example, if the department suspects misconduct by a lender, it has no established procedure on how to respond, the report says.

The problem is that most sports injuries, including tears of the hamstring ligament like Ms. Basle's, have no established treatments.

We have no established church, no established religion, but American religion is also not purely a private matter, banished to the margins of political discourse.

Denmark, however, has no established tradition for such activities, despite its well-established tradition of volunteering.

The Aravaipa Canyon Wilderness has no established trails, restrooms or signs.