Sentence examples for variety of established from inspiring English sources

And it says new figures come from a variety of established sources, such as answers to parliamentary questions, reports from US and UK government agencies and leaked documents.

It also highlights a variety of established and promising solutions that may be used to overcome these barriers.

To achieve maximal rigor and reproducibility of findings, well-trained investigators employ a variety of established best practices.

Mr. O'Shaughnessy said that it was "painful" to have to cut off direct access to Netfolio through its Web site but that he was confident that individual investors would soon have access to folios through a variety of established companies.

The concept has been around for many years and is calculated from a wide variety of established datasets, but I still think it is best to view it in terms of being a useful guidestick rather than anything absolute.

After leaving Apple's employ, he spent many years working in Silicon Valley and elsewhere in California at a variety of established tech firms and start-ups.

A site like Turntable.fm could give him and a variety of other established or hopeful artists an entirely new platform to test new beats, find others to collaborate with, test geographic demand for new music, interact with fans, sell albums and merchandise, play special shows online, and so much more.

Industrial court, also called labour court, any of a variety of tribunals established to settle disputes between management and labour, most frequently disputes between employers and organized labour.

In a statement on Monday, Molly Boast, the deputy assistant attorney general, said "consumer harm is unlikely because customers would continue to have choices from a variety of well established and widely accepted database products".

Over the past five years, the International GNSS Service IGSS) has made continuous efforts to extend its service from GPS and GLONASS to the variety of newly established global and regional navigation satellite systems.

Distributed cyber-physical systems (CPS) are increasingly provided with an accurate and precise common sense of time using a variety of well established time distribution methods such as GNSS, IEEE 1588 and others.