Sentence examples for well established idea from inspiring English sources

But in Dismaland, the rather well established idea that fairs are bizarre is not taken anywhere new or interesting.

That speech acts, as speech acts, are governed by norms, is again a well established idea.

The hot moment concept is rooted in the well established idea that bursts of activity following drying-rewetting and freezing-thawing events are important to C and N dynamics in soils (Birch 1958; Edwards & Cresser 1992).

Ehrlichman's quote serves as additional proof for the already pretty well established idea that President Nixon was racist (he also wasn't a fan of the Jews).

There are some dissenting views (15) and even the well established idea that CFTR devoid of F508 fails to fold has recently been challenged (17).

Students were then asked to rate how well established four such ideas are, using a five-point scale from 5 = well established to 1 = poorly established.

10x claims to represent digital "rock stars"; the company's name comes from the idea, well established in the tech world, that the very best programmers are superstars, capable of achieving ten times the productivity of their merely competent colleagues.

It is well established that these types of ideas about evolution are often the basis of many misconceptions (Alters and Nelson 2002; Bishop and Anderson 1990; Brumby 1984; Jensen and Finley 1996; Cunningham and Wescott 2009).

Finally, he evaluates its potential popularity based on the question: "If this new idea had been well established for the last 20 years and we proposed scrapping it, what would be the public reaction today?

Of course, as with any startup, no matter how creative the idea or how well established the brand partner, Butler recognizes there are no guarantees here, but he and the company think it's a bet worth making.

The theoretical ideas behind FundCreator are well established.