Sentence examples for not established enough from inspiring English sources

Bobby Valentine's remarks in a radio interview Wednesday that he had not established enough disciples in the Mets' clubhouse this season caused some of his players to shake their heads.

Both efforts stem from a recent federal court ruling that found competitive cheerleading was not established enough to meet the federal gender equity requirements of a Title IX sport.

Foxworth said players were willing to undergo H.G.H. testing, but they want the ability to appeal positive tests based on the science of the testing, which the union thinks is not established enough to be trustworthy.

Kyla La Grange is a 24-year-old singer from Watford who has been tipped for big things in 2012, but she's still in the very early moments of her career and not established enough yet to have other people set up the stage for her.

And just in case that idea weren't established enough, what comes next is the album's closer, idealizing the nature of his love: "Unconditional".

"The plots that Boardwalk Empire does settle on are too complex for a single episode," he said, "... while this style of drawn-out, season-long storytelling can work the writers don't establish enough tension up front to carry the back-heavy narrative".

Many clients have cost as the bottom line and, she says, she's not well established enough to argue.

In an April 2011 interview, Criss stated that he did not feel established enough within the cast to make song suggestions, but had mentioned liking "Animal" to Murphy, who included it in a script soon thereafter.

I am guilty of shutting down a date in 20 minutes because he was a yellow-fingered chain-smoker (luckily, we met for a walk in my neighbourhood) and completely wrote off a nice enough fellow (albeit not professionally established enough for my taste) whose giant stye was the only thing I could focus on.

I am guilty of shutting down a date in 20 minutes because he was a yellow-fingered chain-smoker (luckily, we met for a walk in my neighborhood) and completely wrote off a nice enough fellow (albeit not professionally established enough for my taste) whose giant stye was the only thing I could focus on.

Although individual thoughts on this topic vary, a general consensus can be drawn that scientific publication standards are simply not well established enough to account for all types of dubious behaviors [7].