Sentence examples for really established that from inspiring English sources

"The images we created really established that there are nerves terminating in the fat tissue".

"I think LinkedIn has really established that foothold".

Kendall, despite what seems energetic research, does not solve the mystery, nor does she really establish that Ivanova was a muse to Balanchine.

One thing we wanted to do was really establish that Orgrimmar and Stormwind are the capital cities for the various factions.

Most DNA-based diagnostics nowadays involve Sanger sequencing, which clinicians are comfortable with, and we need to really establish that what we are getting from next-generation analysis is in many ways better, but at least equivalent.

Even if one accepts the claim of the Harvard economists Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff that very high public debt levels mean lower growth – a view that they never really established and that has subsequently been discredited – Australia is nowhere near that threshold.

It felt like a blessing to me, because we got to put out music with people like Hyperdub and Planet these really established labels that have this iconic sound.

As for the devout Tony Blair, he should ask himself who was really established as the godfather during that ceremony.

Co-presence is not really necessary to establish that feeling of togetherness.

But it was his participation at the Venice Biennale in 1988, representing Israel, that really established him internationally.

It was the book he wrote here, Fin-de-siècle Vienna: Politics and Culture (1980), that really established his reputation.