Sentence examples for so establishing that from inspiring English sources

So establishing that British shale is rich in oil and gas is only one step of a long journey.

Unfortunately, his reputation as a rake was also so established that he was promptly rejected.

Are certain plays now so established that they can be unmoored from historical context and still work as art?

"The Accord and the Camry are so established that the domestics are outsiders trying to fight their way back in".

And now the guest editing idea has become so established that showbiz agents are pitching their clients to Today.

But it is now so established that it has its own health centre, school, a credit and savings co-op and even religious shrines.

"I would say his world view is so established that there is not a real battle going on," said Mr. Kagan, a scholar at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

Give-the-people-what-they-want realpolitik is now so established that the merest peep of stroppy artistic integrity gets slapped down with snark.

Not so established that Fashion East can't still raise an eyebrow or two: unusually, this year's line-up is an all-female affair.

But the shift to a lower-carbon economy is so established that it is hard to see a few years of cheap oil reversing it.

But accounts from North Koreans who have made their way into China show that this large-scale migration has become so established that it may be difficult to control.