Sentence examples for formerly broken from inspiring English sources

Kabwe, formerly Broken Hill, town, central Zambia.

Kabwe cranium, also called Broken Hill cranium, fossilized skull of an extinct human species (genus Homo) found near the town of Kabwe, Zambia (formerly Broken Hill, Northern Rhodesia), in 1921.

Iron and steel is a virtual monopoly held by the Australian-based multinational BHP Billiton (formerly Broken Hill Proprietary Ltd .. Other major manufacturing industries include food, beverage, and tobacco manufacture; printing and publishing; oil refining; and the manufacture of textiles, domestic appliances, and wood and paper products.

We now live in a world where distinctions between formerly separate industries are breaking down and the real opportunities for growth are where those industries intersect.

Barring a collapse, Woods will claim his eighth title at Firestone in the Bridgestone (formerly the NEC Invitational), breaking a tie with Jack Nicklaus.

Cadbury, formerly Cadbury Schweppes broke off its American drinks business last year, but it was only in May 2009 that it finally exited the drinks business by selling its Australian business to beer maker Asahi.

In May of this year, after a lengthy collaboration with the Department of City Planning, ground was broken on the formerly contested site for a $550 million expansion of Rego Park Center that will include Century 21, Kohl's, Home Depot and a 1,400-space 1,400-spaceage.

It's as if some spell has at long last been broken, and the formerly bewitched villagers are rising up to defy their evil overlord and insist on the possibility of life and even mirth without a deduction for corporate jets.

Grassland expansion during glacial maxima would have confined forest adapted species to fragments of suitable habitat and broken up the formerly contiguous Equatorial African rainforest belt into several major refugia to the west, center and east of Africa [ 33- 35].

When formerly contiguous patches of habitat are broken apart, it is called fragmentation.

When formerly contiguous patches of habitat are broken apart and separated by some other habitat, it is called fragmentation.