Sentence examples for not really established from inspiring English sources

Randy Choate is not really established as an option -- he has made only three appearances since July 20.

Lacrosse had been played at Andover and Exeter in the eighteen-eighties but was not really established at either school until the nineteen-thirties.

"And it's not just conservators, it's the art profession at large that has not really established a consensus of acceptable aging".

The reason is perhaps because they are a relatively new phenomenon and not really established in the scientific community yet, but probably more due to the extreme scientific and public interest of early Archean microfossils.

First of all, some doctors stated that in their country, the role of a general physician was not really established.

However, how TLR4 is involved in recognition upon H. pylori infection is not really established and much debate is in the literature about this topic.

Mark goes on, "The correspondences between what you see on the weather map and what actually arrives at the Beach aren't really established yet".

But, since Able's avidity wasn't really established in Act I, Stoltz can't properly bring off this last acid betrayal.

I was young -- I hadn't really established my identity yet, who I was".

Their roots aren't really established and they don't have someone to call at the end of the concert.

Seeing as that I haven't really established too much of a name for myself, I don't particularly want this one tattoo to represent my whole body of work.