Sentence examples for not even established from inspiring English sources
Through their remarkable feats of discovery, these two learn that not even established historical records can be trusted.
At that stage, many projects covered by the drive had not even established baselines against which the supposed efficiency gains might be counted.
The molecular evolutionary history of DSPA has been elucidated, while conversely draculin has long been known from only a very small fragment and thus even the basic protein class was not even established.
However, systematic relations between modality and aspect, which according to Abraham and Leiss (2008) are frequently not even established in well-studied languages, have hitherto not found much interest in diachronic and synchronic studies of Chinese.
Not even established franchise properties are guaranteed towering success, which leaves little room for original films to strike gold across the heartland, especially ones that aren't animated or directed by Christopher Nolan.
"When you have not even established the age of this person, how can you go to court bringing the charges against the others, and say your investigations are complete," Sharma said.
"I don't understand how some of these young actresses are wearing such provocative, editorial items, when they haven't even established a career yet," Ms. Ehrlich said.
We hadn't seen a word of his manifesto, we hadn't even established whether a more appealing candidate might decide to stand – Baron von Greenback, for instance, or one of the lesser middle eastern dictators' nephews.
But when it comes to strangers, where the pretence of love isn't even established, we tread closer towards actual stalking.
But when it comes to strangers, where the pretense of love isn't even established, we tread closer towards actual stalking.
According to a recent Government Accountability Office report, the DOD can't even establish that service members are mentally fit to deploy nor can it ensure accurate mental health assessments when they return.
