Sentence examples for formerly assumed from inspiring English sources
A new study, however, confirms previous suspicions that this wonderful collection in fact represents two major temporal and evolutionary periods, and not one as formerly assumed.
Ordinary Americans are behaving just as the banks they love to excoriate — having, formerly, assumed too much risk, they are going into hibernation.
It formerly assumed there were 200,000 "downers" going to slaughter in the country -- which would mean only 12,500 tests were needed to establish the disease's existence with 95percentt probability.
He offered a "full and complete amnesty" to those who formerly "assumed a private, unofficial hostility to the Government," so long as they now recognized the "just supremacy of the laws".
Terry Hartle, senior vice president at the American Council on Education, an umbrella organization for all institutions of higher education, said that most people formerly assumed that Kaplan and other leaders in the field were above reproach.
If so, it could be hypothesized that the timing arrival of Pemón, the present-day indigenous culture in the Gran Sabana, would be ca 2000 cal yr BP onwards, rather than the last centuries, as it has been formerly assumed.
It had formerly been assumed that any officer who served long enough with troops in the field would automatically acquire qualifications for higher command, an illusion which had led to tragic bungling in the Spanish-American War.
Formerly, we assumed that the PD layers were better for sensing because of their higher content of Pd.
"Formerly, people assumed a standard amount of soft tissue that would limit flexibility, but it is rather more complex, and some previous reconstructions of sauropod necks snaking around must be modified," Prof Benton told BBC News.
It is concluded that absorption and retention or accumulation of Al in humans occurs at lower levels of intake than had been assumed formerly.
Formerly Boeing Airplane Company, the firm assumed its current name in 1961 to reflect its expansion into fields beyond aircraft manufacture.
