Sentence examples for is established enough from inspiring English sources

"When rents become high enough," Mr. Edwards said, "they show the neighborhood is established enough for banks to finance the development of market-rate, for-sale housing".

That's about as noninflammatory a way as possible of saying that DVD, now in about 15 million homes, is established enough to start offering the most clamored-for titles.

A half-step up from the squatters is Ms. Hinkle, who has spent more than a decade bunking with friends but is established enough to teach dance at the recreation center.

Mr. Fenton says he believes that the magazine, which will be free and available in areas like Chelsea and Park Slope, as well as college neighborhoods, can break even with ad sales until it is established enough to charge for issues.

Her company, Engaging Affairs Inc., is established enough to allow her the time to write and raise her daughter, Emma, born last year.

"I've seen plenty of open source projects being pulled in a thousand different ways because you allow collaboration to happen too early before the culture and vision is established enough so that you can invite enough people safely into the project without them spoiling it," he says in a Developer's Life podcast.

The key is establishing enough of a harmony among the various dishes to create a coherent whole.

Similarly, your goal is establish enough interest to reach step two.

"At this point, if you're established enough, it's really about your list and your reputation".

By 2000, after a few dustups with the Parks Department, he was established enough to snag a series of concerts in Merkin Hall.

Here one often hears him repeatedly chipping away at a single phrase or idea until it has been established enough to allow a next step.