Sentence examples for to put established from inspiring English sources

Remember when technology-based startups were going to put established companies out of business?

There is now an urgent need to look at old and new ideas for risk communication under a magnifying glass, in order to explore how to put established principles into practice and to experiment with new approaches.

The Jews who expect a speedy return to Jerusalem are told to stay put, establish homes in Babylon, and even assist in the welfare of the state.

Google has a tendency to enter a market, undercut its competitors' prices and put established players out of business.

One pedicab operator said Sunday that the new rules could still put established companies at a disadvantage.

They have less interest in acting as a "presenter," putting established musicians onstage to do what they normally do.

New competitors, particularly from developing and emerging countries are putting established companies under pressure, due to lower production costs.

The national government currently provides little to no funding for pre-primary education services other than SPS, putting established CPS and HBP sites at risk of closure if donor funding is not available or if competing priorities result in a reallocation of resources at the local level.

One gains the ability to directly identify regions of elevated irreversible FDG metabolism and to put the established DTP approach on a quantitative basis.

My Jesuit education facilitated my growth and development into a well-balanced person, making me aware of the need to confront social problems and pursue social justice, and AmeriCorps was my opportunity to put my established philosophies and practices to use and find my personal and professional direction in life.

"They want to put in taller, established plants," he says.