Sentence examples for only been founded from inspiring English sources

The Crown Prosecution Service, having only been founded in 1984, was still in its infancy".

The department was a new one that had only been founded in 1921, based upon the ideals of medical education propounded by Abraham Flexner in his 1910 Flexner Report.

Cambridge claimed to have been founded by a King Cantaber of Spain in the pre-Christian era, and said that in contrast Oxford had only been founded by Alfred the Great in the 9th century.

That's why the girls at Wheaton College, which I attended even though it had only been founded in 1860, were fondly referred to as being part of the "Breakfast of Champions".

At the time the book was published, the Labour party had only just been founded and no serious political alternative was available to the general public.

A stock exchange, open to citizens of Bhutan only, was founded in Thimphu in 1993.

The dizzying and unprecedented plan to spend hundreds of billions transforming the infrastructure of a country that was largely desert as recently as the 1970s can only be founded on cheap migrant labour.

Probably not, but Android is a platform that not only was founded on the idea of openness, but thrives because of it.

This may lead to an under-representation of very advanced topics for which journals have only recently been founded.

One Acre Fund is an organization that helps East African farmers to permanently grow their own way out of hunger and, despite only having been founded in 2006, is already serving 4,000 families.

(The National Ballet had been founded only five years earlier).