Sentence examples for it established with from inspiring English sources

As a result, Sony handed its leadership of the portable-music market, which it established with the Sony Walkman, to Apple.

The Save the Velodrome campaign and the Herne Hill Velodrome Trust, the charity it established, with high-profile support from local MP Tessa Jowell and Olympic boss Lord Coe, raised over £40,000, giving British Cycling something to put on the table during lease negotiations with the landowners, The Dulwich Estate.

So far, Sony bought its panels from AU Optronics in Taiwan and from a joint venture company it established with Samsung.

Even Interpol has distanced itself from the troubled soccer body, suspending a 10-year Euro 20 million partnership it established with FIFA in 2011 under the banner of "Integrity In Sport".

Tumor aggressiveness results not only from genetic changes in the tumor cell but also from the communication that it establishes with its environment, the stroma of the tumor.

The first is the relations it establishes with the leading EU states.

Ultimately, the role of each species in the network depends on the number of interactions it establishes with the potential partner species.

In that structure, candidates are allocated in their respective notional fields in a manner that the expert evaluates the relevance of a candidate/concept with respect to the relations that it establishes with the remaining candidates of the same field.

The judges of the competition awarded this project for its asceticism, pure form of the office building, and the dialogue that it establishes with the environment.

Thanks to the symbiosis it establishes with atmospheric-nitrogen fixing Rhizobacteria, pea crops do not require nitrogen fertilizer inputs and provide nitrogen to the following crop.

The strong evolutionary sequence conservation of groEL and the high number of interactions it establishes with other proteins in the cell [ 13, 34] contrast with GroEL´s functional and structural plasticity and its propensity to persist in duplicate in some bacteria.