Sentence examples for was too established from inspiring English sources

In his view, the Napa Valley of California was too established.

Some who didn't nominate her thought she was too established to count as "new".With her colleague, Abhijit Banerjee, Ms Duflo and Mr Kremer have remade development economics, nudging it away from its concern with policies, towards a preoccupation with projects.

Sachs thought that Loughlin was too established to read for the part, but realized that she understood the role immediately.

"It's too established now," he said.

The Saints thought they were too established for such a thing.

"But Chicago is too far away and the gangs are too established, so I don't think it's a strategy that's going to work," he said.

Temple Grandin, a Colorado State University animal scientist who is perhaps the best-known autistic American, said Asperger's was too well established to be thrown overboard.

There were, however, a few studia generalia (such as Oxford), the position of which was too well established to be questioned, even though they had never obtained such a bull; these were held to be studia generalia by repute.

"My generation was too busy establishing itself in business and the professions," she said.

But I was too busy establishing that even though he had a gun and I was wearing tights, I had been to just as many really cold places as he had.

But maybe  Dickinson was already too established as a celebrity in her own right for Cosby to risk pushing the boundary beyond manipulation into physical aggression.