Sentence examples for of being established from inspiring English sources

"I didn't want to select someone in the process of being established".

In the words of Andrew Shonfield: "It may be said that the intellectual and administrative preconditions for modern capitalist planning had been created, or were in course of being established".

Not only are they fronted by Phillip Schofield rather than Norton, but, while the televised Bafta ceremony suffers from existing not to please the audience but to appease the industry, the BSAs, as they are forlornly hoping to become colloquially known, have the even bigger problem of being established to soothe the feelings of one part of television in relation to another.

Two decades ago, the commercial satellite business was expected to achieve independence within a few years of being established, but government involvement is still needed to this day to see projects to the execution phase.

Further rationalisation of the former MIS estate is projected, with some areas not expected to be commercially replanted as a consequence of being established on poor quality sites or other factors such as long distances to markets.

In citing Gurzick and Lutters (2006), Lu and Lee (2012, p. 1081) commented that "although many blogs survive more than one year, there are still lots of blogs discarded within a few days of being established".

Thus, the existence of is established.

In 1991, a minimum annual Trinity flow of was established, or about.

The number of casualties was being established.

An important principle of givebacks was established.

All of this is established fact.