Sentence examples for highly established and from inspiring English sources
He replied, "It took the highly established and affluent Catholic Church four hundred years to 'understand' Galileo".
I've been hearing of lots of artists and companies getting turned down for funding through Arts Council England's Grants for the Arts scheme, with even highly established and internationally renowned ones failing in their bids.
This indicates, that these closely related isolates are highly established and widespread.
We used all known miRNAs (based on miRBase), all known human transcripts (based on RefSeq), six different and highly established miRNA target prediction algorithms, as well as the gene and pathway annotation ontologies GO and KEGG.
And a highly established artist like Richter could provide some security for the skittish investor, Ms. Siegel added: "Any major institution has a Richter in it".
"The word 'philanthropy' brings up an image of somebody who's had an illustrious career, has retired and is giving to highly established institutions that may or may not have ivy growing up their walls," she said.
In addition to conventional morphological examination, ER, PR, Ki-67, p53 and Her-2/neu are highly established prognostic markers of invasive breast cancer.
"There are highly established procedures for repatriations to Mexico — with significant cooperation and involvement with Mexican consulates in the U.S. along the border," said Faye Hipsman, an analyst with the Migration Policy Institute.
The fact that this part is being played by younger but highly established actresses makes it very exciting".
I had trained and equipped more than 100 VJs around the world, many of them highly established journalists with very good credentials in print or photography.
