Sentence examples for which is well established from inspiring English sources
No one disputes the link between poverty and AIDS, which is well established.
Choc ice, Bounty bars etc, are harmless words on the surface, unlike the N-word, which is well established as a racial slur.
"We lose out not only to men's rugby, but to netball, which is well established as the top female sport," said the team's captain, Melissa Ruscoe.
There are more than 600 music therapists in the UK but because of lack of high-quality research it has lagged behind art therapy, which is well established in many units dealing with mental health problems and dementia.
Yesterday, the premier magnet school in our district, which is well established and rated by another publication in the top 50 high schools in America, has just offered him a spot.
The British brand Topshop, which is well established in other parts of Asia — it has eight shops each in Indonesia and Malaysia, six in Singapore and four in Japan, among others — is opening its first store in Hong Kong this year, in May.
Likewise, the roles of pathways including Rapsyn, Dok7, MuSK, and Tid1, which are well established at the NMJ (Wu et al., 2010), have no well-established roles at CNS synapses.
I inherited a number of processes, some of which were well established and effective and some where I could see they created more work for my team.
In 1923, when de Broglie put forward this idea, there was no experimental evidence whatsoever that the electron, the corpuscular properties of which were well established by experiment, might under some conditions behave as if it were radiant energy.
The site, bare bones by modern standards, was both a primer and tool kit, giving such information as how to set up Web servers on the Internet, which was well established by then.
It became noted for its teaching of theology, and it served as a model for other universities in northern Europe such as the University of Oxford in England, which was well established by the end of the 12th century.
