Sentence examples for not as established from inspiring English sources

In nineteenth-century America, career paths were not as established as they are now.

Amarone is not as established as Barolo, Barbaresco and Brunello di Montalcino, three names with which it shares Italy's red wine summit.

Outside of mainland China, Asian airline passengers expect top service — because it is part of the region's cultural makeup, and because no-frills, budget carriers are not as established here yet.

But while syrah in California may always be overshadowed by chardonnay, cabernet sauvignon and the other big boys, it has a chance to make a name for itself in Washington, where the wine industry is not as established.

However, light, like temperature, is also able to trigger on-surface chemical reactions providing novel photoexcited charge-transfer channels45,46, though its use is not as established as its thermally-driven counterpart.

While not as established as that particular pair, Benteke proved in his debut Premier League season he has the potential to one day match them and would immediately provide healthy competition at Stamford Bridge.

The Yale family study of delusional depression (DD) (Leckman et al. 1984; Weissman et al. 1984) supports a relationship of DD with bipolar disorder, but not as establishing DD as simply a subtype of bipolar disorder.

In club terms, electro-swing isn't as established as, say, burlesque, but in our socially networked age no scene remains hush-hush for long.

Ade isn't as established as the bulk of directors vying for the prize, having helmed four features prior to the family comedy, but as many critics would wager, Toni Erdmann is distinctive enough to warrant her the auteur moniker.

What complicates matters, in some cases, is the additional pressure schools feel to preserve instructional time, especially in the current high-stakes testing environment, which wasn't as established four years ago during the last severe snowfalls.

While they aren't as established or as well studied as breathing machines, some research suggests they may reduce the severity of sleep apnea by building up muscles around the airway, making them less likely to collapse at night.