Sentence examples for last established from inspiring English sources

By the early 2000s LNG had at last established itself as a mainstream transport technology.

Only in 2010 was a tribunal at last established to investigate the 1971 war crimes.

Mistletoe has at last established and produced berries for the first time, but not on those trees originally rubbed with sticky seeds gleaned from the orchard at Cotehele.

"This means that we'll now be the last established realtor in Westchester that is based locally, independent and family-operated," Mr. Meyers said.

By the most conservative estimates some 20,000 Australian Aboriginal people and Torres Strait Islanders, and at least 2,000 settlers, died in fighting across the Australian frontier from 1788 until the last established massacre of Indigenous Australians at Coniston, Northern Territory, in 1928.

The history has evolved since then, but it is still fitting that one of the most informative sites about slavery in Charleston is, despite its modest size and resources, a museum that focuses specifically on the slave trade and is housed in a building that during slavery's last established years was one of the South's primary slave markets: The Old Slave Mart Museum.

Justice demands that the Motion Picture Academy at last establish firm rules to eliminate such abuse.

That aria, the opera's last, establishes Almaviva, rather than the barber Figaro, as the true hero of the story.

If the antimissile dilemmas can be resolved, and a weapon built that really works, the nation might at last establish something approaching a limited nuclear sanctuary.

Within the next two weeks, the man responsible for distributing billions of taxpayer dollars to thousands of families who lost relatives in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks will decide two dozen test cases that will at last establish the rough boundaries for the sizes of the awards.

The policies and procedures embodied in a department's structures are lasting, established aspects of culture that (sometimes implicitly) indicate what is considered important.