Sentence examples for even formerly from inspiring English sources

Even formerly sensible, lovely people lose something of themselves when they have kids.

Even formerly centrist leaders have moved sharply rightward in an attempt to capture the current mood.

The farm, he added, "demonstrates that even formerly incarcerated people who have made mistakes and bad choices shouldn't have that hanging over their heads forever".

Meanwhile, the introduction of modern forms of transportation, communication, and finance integrated even formerly remote regions into national and global economies.

Nature is prolific, but at such high kill rates it's not keeping up, and bird species – even formerly common ones – are plummeting all over the world.

It's prestigious to be able to say, 'I support this cultural organization.' " Even formerly staid business gatherings have taken on some show-biz razzle-dazzle.

Indeed, even as formerly middle-skill occupations are being "deskilled," or stripped of their routine technical tasks (brokering stocks, for example), other formerly high-end occupations are becoming accessible to workers with less esoteric technical mastery (for example, the work of the nurse practitioner, who increasingly diagnoses illness and prescribes drugs in lieu of a physician).

I take meeting one (even a formerly popular one) as cause for celebration, not a snit.

Even Southwest Airlines, formerly the best performer of the sector, encountered turbulence.

Even Greg Mankiw, formerly chairman of George W Bush's Council of Economic Advisers, calls Laffer's adherents "charlatans and cranks".

Even the formerly stodgy Marriott Corporation is moving in on Schrager's turf.