Sentence examples for the now established from inspiring English sources

Ongoing global expansion, aided by current group investment, continues to be weighed against the now established difficulty of correctly valuing internet growth stocks.

Continuing the now established theme of "Christmas losers", this time it's Flowers himself begging for inclusion on the "Nice" list against a weirdly menacing Pardey-Claus.

The now established caliphate will form an Islamic Army and will instigate a worldwide fight between the "believers" and the "non-believers".

He retreated from the conflict, but history has proved that he was greatly ahead of his time, as more recent practitioners of the now established political school of spin doctoring, notably Peter Mandelson and Alastair Campbell, might readily grant.

The Mysteries of Pittsburgh by Michael Chabon (1988) The now established author of Kavalier & Clay began his career with this rewriting of The Great Gatsby, set in 1980s Pennsylvania.

Many of their calls are for more bureaucracy: the creation of an academic department, the hiring of more employees for cultural centers, and the development of training, surveys, and reporting requirements (borrowed from the now established Title IX school bureaucracy).

The Aviationist has now established that the aircraft shown in the video was a radio-controlled model (see below).

The paramedics had now established that the patient did not have a pulse.

The UK is now established as a nasty country in the world's imagination.

The network is now established and is being used by the participants to exchange information.

But the principle is now established.