Sentence examples for formerly aligned from inspiring English sources

By decreasing the gap penalty between the two haplotypes, we created a single alignment of the reference region around gene GB45615 that included the reads formerly aligned to GB49510 to analyze the insertions and deletions.

But Mr. Usman argued that uncovering the truth was necessary to hold political leaders formerly aligned with Mr. Suharto accountable.

In February 1989 the main opposition groups joined to form an alliance, and people and organizations that had formerly aligned with the regime began increasingly to withdraw their support.

WHY GO NOW Sun-baked Mediterranean coastline and palm-planted boulevards notwithstanding, Nice, the fifth-largest city in France, has had a somewhat iffy reputation of late, thanks to an elevated crime rate, political corruption and a mayor formerly aligned with the far-right National Front party.

Despite an energetic campaign kick-off on March 28 with the Newark Teachers' Union — and several Municipal Council Members formerly aligned with Mayor Sharpe James — he said that his two campaign offices on South Orange Avenue and Bergen Street were only now starting to come alive.

They are not formerly aligned.

The news comes one day after U.S.-based Veem (formerly Align Commerce) raised $24 million to expand its international remittance services.

The rebels include both jihadists formerly allied with Al Qaeda and commanders aligned with the Free Syrian Army, which has been supported sporadically by the Obama Administration.

Lawmakers from both parties had been counting on Mr. Labrador, a Latino who is aligned with the Tea Party and was formerly an immigration lawyer, to help sell the bill to skeptical conservative Republicans, aides said.

The manuscript contains unusual small horizontally aligned double dots (so called "distigmai," formerly called "umlauts") in the margin of the columns and are scattered throughout the New Testament.

The magnetic curves of the European and American rocks could be aligned, or reconciled, however, on the assumption that those two continents had formerly been joined and had subsequently drifted apart into their present-day positions.