Sentence examples for well-established things from inspiring English sources

Social engineers hate old and well-established things.

Then along came the self-appointed social engineers, who noticed an old and well-established thing.

Kickstarter has been around long enough that the Kickstarter double-dip is now a well-established thing – basically it's the practice of a company returning to the crowdfunding well to secure the resources for a new product launch.

In its disdain for any kind of monetary remuneration, amateurism fortified in a rapidly changing industrial world that was to create what came to be known as modernity a well-established feudal notion that things created by and for money were morally inferior to things created solely for the sake of creation.

In order for Blue Point to be available, the bars had to remove another, usually well-established beer, not an easy thing since people often select brands by habit and since many other beers were supported by well-endowed breweries and distributors.

By taking a look at the range of retro-inspired products which surrounds us today, the authors underline the well-established theory that our nostalgia for things we associate with a simpler, safer past grows in times of recession and global insecurity.

Staying logical in an emotional crisis allows us to take well-established mental shortcuts instead of thinking things through more substantially.

She argued that while it was "nice to have Therrien on the pile regarding splitting C-13 into two, this position was already well-established and obvious" as the right thing to do.

Enthusiasm for breaking new ground can work against focusing on the application of well-established and less exciting ways of making things work.

It just does its thing according to the well-established rules described by science.

"They can try out new things and experiment within a well-established organisation".