Sentence examples for making established from inspiring English sources

Brandywine superfine flour, ground at Quaker-owned mills in Wilmington, was prized in Europe and the West Indies; and E.I. du Pont, a Frenchman trained by Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier in chemistry and powder making, established the country's largest and best black powder factory north of Wilmington on the Brandywine Creek in 1802.

The question makes established parties uncomfortable.

Publishers, meanwhile, are being squeezed by the last remnants of the High Street, struggling to make established margins pay.

This almost makes established syncing services obsolete.

In 1890, he made established headquarters in the Buffalo store.

These studies support the need for evaluating screening tests as to their sensitivity, specificity and positive predictive value, in asymptomatic individuals, before they are made established requirements.

The state of the bodies made establishing an exact figure difficult.

The state of the bodies had made establishing an exact death toll difficult.

He was also, arguably, fleeing from the ordeal of his "paranoid disorder," as the Navy had called it, which made establishing roots fraught.

Map by Carl DeTorres He was also, arguably, fleeing from the ordeal of his "paranoid disorder," as the Navy had called it, which made establishing roots fraught.

This makes establishing a link between climate, environment and society challenging.