Sentence examples for have essentially established from inspiring English sources
It is possible that the respiratory consequences of prenatal exposure to phthalates mimic what has been observed following prenatal exposure to cigarette smoke, where several large cohort studies have essentially established its role in recurrent wheeze in very young children (Magnusson et al. 2005).
By the time Mr. Boies arrived, Mr. Gore and his aides had essentially established the principle that they would fight vigorously to get every legal vote counted but would not challenge voting irregularities or cases of potential fraud or intimidation.
"The state has essentially established a religious indoctrination program intended to push a single ideological viewpoint," Satanic Temple spokesman Jex Blackmore said in a statement Monday.
States have essentially unlimited jurisdictions.
Some countries have essentially switched places since 1970.
The rockets, however, have essentially been stilled.
The developers have, essentially, finally given in.
But since then, earnings have essentially flatlined.
Councils have essentially stopped building new homes.
These batch methods have essentially two drawbacks.
These zones were essentially established 8 million to 16 million years ago, so the cold-water species in north and south should have had plenty of time to develop genetic differences.
