Sentence examples for left the established from inspiring English sources
Chobani's rapid success has left the established yogurt companies trying to catch up.
There's no doubt Tesla has achieved some breakthroughs that have left the established automakers scrambling to catch up.
Finally a large group, led by Thomas Chalmers, left the established church and formed, in 1843, a Free Church of Scotland.
When the Great Disruption occurred in 1843, and roughly a third of ministers and their congregations left the established church and its buildings to form the Free Church of Scotland, Chalmers' organisational skills helped the Free Church build over 700 new places of worship by 1847.
While the Declaration elicited some thanks from Catholics and dissenters, it left the Established Church, the traditional ally of the monarchy, in the difficult position of being forced to erode its own privileges.
In many cases the small fellowship groups that had been created by people like Williams had already left the established churches to build their own places of worship.
When the courts and Parliament upheld the patrons' rights to appoint ministers, many Evangelicals decided that they must leave the established church.
The industry has been roiling since last fall, when a group of fish harvesters attempted to leave the established Fish, Food, and Allied Workers union and form a breakaway union called the Federation of Independent Sea Harvesters of Newfoundland and Labrador, better known as FISH-NL.
On 10 August 1507, an expedition of six ships under Admiral Afonso de Albuquerque left the newly established Portuguese base on Socotra with Hormuz as the objective.
After being wounded in 1948, he left the newly established state of Israel and went first to Paris, where he became a painter, and then to New York, where, as he once described it to me, he became a Jew.
The fear is that industrial consolidation, as it has before, will diminish opportunities for the new, idealistic, and optimistic, leaving behind the established, tested, and cynical.
