Sentence examples for themselves established from inspiring English sources

Chief executives, like prime ministers, are said to have 100 days to get themselves established.

Although the prevalence of freelance work in the arts means that graduates may take two or three years to get themselves established, creative industries are still the third-highest earnings businesses.

The statements from the two leaders came amid continuing worries about Europe's, and especially Germany's, economy, and criticism aimed at France and Germany for violating the rules they themselves established when Europe's single-currency zone was created.

The Observer's Rowenna Davis has been talking to anxious students and academics, and urges calm: "Although the prevalence of freelance work in the arts means that graduates may take two or three years to get themselves established, creative industries are still the third-highest earnings businesses.

It is crucial now to provide the right mix of institutional incentives for religious and political moderation, and the most promising strategy for doing that is for governments to consult with the full range of law-abiding religious institutions that Muslims have themselves established.

Around several major British universities for example, Cambridge, Edinburgh, and Oxford are science parks, a cluster of labs where new small companies, sometimes spun out from universities, have an opportunity to get themselves established.

How thorny shrubs themselves establish in wood pastures – the main bottleneck for a dynamic shifting of grassland – shrub – woodland mosaics – is an essential unanswered question.

In the essay "Toward Perpetual Peace", Kant offers a set of six "preliminary articles" which aim to reduce the likelihood of war, but cannot by themselves establish permanent peace (8 343 47).

Note that higher scores on the Beck Depression Inventory-II do not in themselves establish a diagnosis of depression.

Over two thirds of students saw themselves establish careers in urban areas while a little over a fifth would practice in rural areas.

The alternative is to sell themselves to established firms—hardly a recipe for creative destruction.