Sentence examples for has really established from inspiring English sources

No one has really established its public/private boundaries: if you tweet during work hours, should it be assumed your company endorses everything you've said?

"I think LinkedIn has really established that foothold".

Bullock's has really established itself--especially here at South Coast Plaza--as a really nice place to shop.

"The doctors have really established relationships with responders who walk in.

"We've really established a very good relationship," the president told reporters.

Nijinsky cost 84,000 dollars as a yearling, and a year ago Mr Engelhard bought his full brother Minsky for 140,000 dollars, before Nijinsky had really established his reputation.

And Councilman David Yassky of Brooklyn, who took Mr. Doherty through a line-by-line accounting of his savings estimate at the hearing, concluded by saying, "I do think that the $40 million estimate -- and I think we've really established it and gone through it -- is a gross overstatement of the real savings".

He has twice owned the runner-up and described this victory as "the best thing I ever saw". Nijinsky cost 84,000 dollars as a yearling, and a year ago Mr Engelhard bought his full brother Minsky for 140,000 dollars, before Nijinsky had really established his reputation.

Neither of us have really established who's going to be the number one".

"Since Roberto Mancini has been there we've been in the Champions League and won the FA Cup so we have really established ourselves.

"It's a massive challenge for me, but it's one that I am certainly looking forward to," said Low. "Exeter are a quality and ambitious club and they've really established themselves within the Premiership over the last few years.