Sentence examples for because the erstwhile from inspiring English sources

This is unsurprising, firstly because several of the most influential zoologists of the late 19th and early 20th century were carcinologists, and secondly because the erstwhile 'higher Crustacea' houses the majority of economically and commercially important species of edible crabs, shrimps, and lobsters.

That's important because in the erstwhile "shadowy" world many fly-by-night operations could lay claim to being Al Qaeda in (name your country).

Dikkers figured his book would still have relevance months after he started working on it because he believed that the erstwhile reality TV star would become president, and he still thinks so.

Desperate times call for desperate measures, because the next preview shows the erstwhile imp asking Charming for dating advice.

Not many clubs will pursue the erstwhile Seattle shortstop because of the cost of signing him, but one of those that do will make him the highest-paid player in baseball history.

However, both men were speaking in the wake of suggestions on Hollywood trade websites that the erstwhile Ali G star walked away because Queen wanted a sanitised take on Mercury's life.

Before the book was published I had to rewrite it because in the meantime, the computer Deep Blue beat the erstwhile human world champion, Gary Kasparov.

The first is that in the past century and a half, "the specter of Communism" in the Western world "was exorcised" because industrial capitalism did such a good job of enriching the erstwhile proletariat.

Together, under adjudication, we had to discuss the finer points of internet shopping which concluded with everyone – us and the erstwhile stern-faced examiners – collapsing about laughing because we were far better than they had expected.

Furthermore, the erstwhile problem in oncology of resistance should not be an issue because endothelial cells are non-neoplastic and should have a stable genome [ 2].

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