Sentence examples for too well established for from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the term 'transworld identity' is far too well established for it to be sensible to try to introduce an alternative, although 'interworld identity' or even 'transmodal identity' would in some ways be more appropriate).

(Those recently negotiating with a leading Pushtun did not even realise that he was an impostor).Still, some close observers of global-justice bodies think the principle of accountability for terrible crimes is now too well established to unravel quickly.

But the logic of slaughtering the Armenians had by this point been too well established.

My health-economist friends say that it's unrealistic to call for a single-payer system here: the interest groups are too powerful, and the antigovernment propaganda of the right has become too well established in public opinion.

Well established for example through the recent Planck satellite measurements.

This is well established for THA.

Provincial theatre groups are also well established.

As for the special four-to-one ratio of carbohydrates to protein, that, too, is not well established, researchers said.

The report's authors said the British view that current immigration was too high was "well established and stable".

The health risks of too little sleep are well established, but how about too much sleep?

In the same way that you don't want to bowl or golf too well when establishing a handicap for league play, you don't want to work too hard at delivering a great Icebreaker speech.