Sentence examples for although formerly from inspiring English sources

Although formerly made of cotton fabric, most modern back grays are continuous belts of nylon.

Although formerly a backer of Workers party (PT) president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Malafaia says he will support anyone who can topple the ruling party.

Trillium and its relatives in North America and Asia are now considered to be included in Melanthiaceae, although formerly they were placed in their own family, Trilliaceae.

Herds of red deer graze in the corries and remote glens; although formerly woodland dwellers, they are now found mainly on higher ground, but roe deer still inhabit the woods, along with sika and fallow deer (both introduced species) in some areas.

Although formerly fringe genres such as BBW have moved to the middle of the road, the porn industry is also being forced to cast its net ever wider in search of new taboos to separate it from the sex that's on TV, in shows such as Game of Thrones.

Although formerly attributed to transcriptional activation, intracellular stabilization of FLuc is the primary mechanism underlying this observation.

These contrasts are still characteristic of the cities, although the formerly European neighbourhoods are now inhabited chiefly by elite Congolese.

Although the formerly unspeakable practices associated with homosexuality are older than recorded history, the notion of a distinct gay identity is a relatively recent invention.

Although China formerly was regarded as deficient in iron ores, huge quantities of varying grades of ores have been discovered that are widely distributed and often located close to coal supplies.

Subsequently, the report was presented to the competent authorities of the Member States, and it was made available to all stakeholders via the Commission's CIRCA platform [[12]].Thus, although not formerly published, the report is in the public domain and was accessible for the purposes of this paper via the German Federal Environment Agency UBAA).

The pedestrian mall restored the Triangle's reputation as the "heart" of the city, although the formerly upscale, European tone was replaced by a more populist image.