Sentence examples for between the formerly from inspiring English sources

This means that PEG must crystallize within confined space between the formerly formed PCL crystal lamellae.

He is caught between the formerly popular cause of holding the line and the newly popular demand of solving the drug crisis by spending billions now.

Amid all this dissension between the formerly inseparable partners in the mass merchandising of cigarettes, the full Commerce Committee, headed by Senator Magnuson, met in October to consider amendments to the House bill governing cigarette advertising on the air.

In a statement for that group, Dr. Schiff said that it was "time to strike a balance" between the formerly overstated benefits of hormone therapy and what he described as its overstated risks.

And none of his characters need to grow up more than Scott Pilgrim, who seems stuck in that ever expanding territory between the formerly contiguous states of adolescence and adulthood.

"It's not always apparent to Australian visitors to Gallipoli, who tend to focus on the Anzac story, but another, Turkish, battle for Gallipoli has been going on for the past decade at least, between the formerly universally accepted Atatürk interpretation and the increasingly strong Islamist view," he said.

Then came serious strains between Israel and Turkey, the formerly moderating force in the Middle East, followed by more dangerous Israeli isolation, and now a near-resuscitation of hostilities in the form of rockets and mortars from Gaza and targeted assassinations from Israel.

It's between Miguel Cabrera, the formerly fat super-hitter chasing the Triple Crown for a surging team, and Mike Trout, who's born in 1991 and is the best complete baseball player to enter the league since then.

That encourages her to develop the alcoholism which is the fourth theme of the book.All this might seem enough to be going on with, but the author adds another element, the uneasy and intricate relationship between Russians and the formerly captive nations of the Baltic states.

The figures again highlighted the disparity between western Germany and the formerly communist east.

For all that, relations between the government and the formerly state-owned companies remain close, perhaps too close.