Sentence examples for like established from inspiring English sources
The banks see that as a quick, easy way to conserve cash without violating the terms of other financial obligations, like established lines of credit for big corporations.
Like established technology companies, drug makers have tried to nurture young companies as they look to refill their pipelines and find new opportunities.
The first thing you notice about the young guitarist Rafiq Bhatia's music is its hunger to combine, though it never sounds like established tradition A plus established tradition B. He's merging more volatile tendencies — propositions, not facts — and he's in a hurry.
Like established logistics firms, it charges businesses per package but its approach to fleets is quite unique.
The measures cepstral peak prominence (CPP) and smoothed CPP (CPPS) do not require exact determination of the cycles of fundamental frequency like established perturbation-based measures.
But, like established jazz clubs around the world, the smoky gritty ambiance that once defined jazz clubs and still do in Hollywood movies–has been cleaned up, de-nicotined and now takes Amex.
It was like establishing a new house right from the beginning.
He also defended postwar accomplishments like establishing municipal councils and reopening universities.
They will engage in tasks like establishing water and medical services and rebuilding schools and infrastructure.
"The move by the editors of the newspapers was like establishing a political party in support of the regime.
But he rejected more assertive measures like establishing a no-fly zone or a humanitarian corridor to help refugees.
