Sentence examples for well-established ones from inspiring English sources

But for other European universities, even well-established ones, the temptation to jump on the open-course bandwagon has been irresistible.

New scientific papers are more likely to cite well-established ones.

Mr. Othmer's voice echoes other, well-established ones: Max Barry's for outrageously deft business satire, Christopher Buckley's for geopolitical comedy of errors, Bruce Wagner's for free-floating malice.

But on the court, there is an appealing balance of young stars like Federer and Andy Roddick and well-established ones like Andre Agassi, who was beaten by Safin in the semifinals.

"More and more women are setting up their own breweries and becoming head brewers at well-established ones," he says.

Why should IPO companies, the most vulnerable of all companies, be expected to do better than the biggest, most diversified and most well-established ones?

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And it is a well-established one".

The pattern the initial bobble, the retreat, and the super-aggressive comeback carried out by tough-guy surrogates seems to be a well-established one for Bush.

His role in the early history of the central shrine of Wagner idolatry, the Festspielhaus at Bayreuth, is a well-established one.

A principle applied to understanding the UDHR's drafters' intentions and therefore the meaning of the Declarations' articles is a well-established one elsewhere in the interpretation of law.