Sentence examples for among former from inspiring English sources

The phrase "among former" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a group of people who were previously in a certain position or status, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The discussion was held among former colleagues who had worked together for many years."
Alternatives: "among previous" or "among past".

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Still, there is bitterness among former executives.

China's biggest treatment success was among former plasma sellers.

To be sure, there is some disagreement among former prosecutors.

When I did an informal doorknob survey among former volunteers, all of them failed miserably.

He's that unicornlike rarity among former football players: He can write.

No long-term studies have been done among former users of these antibiotics.

Moscow has sought to counter this by retaining links and authority among former Soviet republics.

In Douglas's case, it's "a cult of friendship" among former students at N.Y.U.

Other studies indicated higher rates of cancer and other diseases among former workers at the plant.

For years the Blok was dismissed as a fringe party with origins among former Nazi collaborators.

But squabbling among former orange allies and the financial crisis did him favours.

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