Sentence examples for side of the established from inspiring English sources

"They are a thorn in the side of the established carriers".

They're effective thorns in the side of the established parties, even though frequently sidelined, even gagged using John Prescott's odious "Code of Conduct" for councillors.

But the voters of Bradford West have ensured that Mr Galloway's ability to make headlines and prove a thorn in the side of the established parties - especially Labour - will once again be at the heart of the UK's Parliament.

Religion may have been particularly important as a means of expression for women and from the seventeenth century women may have had greater opportunities for religious participation in movements out side of the established kirk.

This means the threshold for HPRL in D2R occupancy may lie somewhat on the lower side of the established therapeutic window with antipsychotics (i.e., 65 80 %), and therefore highlights the need for the use of the lowest possible dose to avoid this hormonal side effect.

In view of the appearance of human WNV in our Region on one side, and of the established and massive presence of Ae. albopictus on the other, since 2010 Veneto Region (North-Eastern Italy) has planned a special integrated surveillance of summer fevers to promptly identify cases of West Nile Fever (WNF), DENV and CHIKV.

Remark 2.8 We note that the inequalities established in Theorems 2.3, 2.5-2.7 aressentiallyly different from the results in [22 24] as the left-hand side of the inequalities established here is an arbitrary function ϕ ( u ).

Dave Richardson, the ICC's chief executive, congratulated Afghanistan on their success and said they would prove to be a thorn in the side of the more established teams.

Riding on a slow-motion bounce that never took flight, the opening number, "On the Sunny Side of the Street," established the tone of a set in which personal expression was subjugated to a formal but staid notion of what a serious jazz quartet ought to be.

One-third of the county's northern territories were annexed to Czechoslovakia after World War I. Between 1938 and 1945 the stretch of land inhabited by Hungarians situated on the opposite side of the border established by the Treaty of Trianon was re-annexed to Hungary.

Taking the reason into account, one recent phylogeographic study supported that the dramatic climate changes during the (Late) Pleistocene, when the presently differing monsoon regimes on either side of the Tanaka Line established, may be a reasonable explanation for the divergence [ 31].