Sentence examples for it established true from inspiring English sources

First, it had a Constitution; then, in 1913 and with the Civil War in between, it established true monetary union in the guise of the Federal Reserve.

Once thermal and hydraulic communication between the two wellbores is established, true SAGD begins.

With their release interRAI has established true international benchmarks.

Precision is evaluated by taking the previously established true positive findings into account with the additional genes.

But this interaction makes it difficult to establish true causation, something that's critical in the courtroom.

However, the forces applied to the tissues during the massage sessions were not quantified making it difficult to establish true causation between the forces and biologic responses.

"But the converse is also true: it is not possible to establish true links with God while ignoring other people.

However, such data are subject to numerous sources of bias, usually have a lot of missing data especially where documentation of care is poor and it's often difficult to establish true causal effect relationships [ 8].

These men navigate the world with their guards up, so it's difficult for them to establish true intimacy.

If they do not divide the zones into quadrants, plan out their patrols, and establish true control, then it's just throwing money away; the delinquents go unchecked".

"Now once again we have an opportunity to establish true democracy in Burma.