Sentence examples for formerly common from inspiring English sources

Formerly common in the bogs of Concord and now rare.

Thus, factors at the population and molecular levels may lead that formerly common species vanish in the near future.

The subtext was even uglier a twist on the formerly common defense of consent in rape cases.

Butterfly Conservation is also concerned about formerly common species including the small heath and the small copper.

Formerly common plants – but also rare ones – have returned in profusion, together with insects, bats and other organisms.

As with other formerly common and now exotic meats, the alligator and frogs' legs were sold by professional trappers and commercial froggers.

The primary type is migraine without aura (formerly called common migraine).

Formerly a common sailor, he was not one of the so-called gentleman saints like William Wilberforce, an aristocratic leader of the abolition movement in Britain.

It is one where a cube, formerly a common and readily available commodity heaved out of supermarket freezers or convenience store cases, is transformed into a symbol of yet another type of consumer connoisseurship — not ice but "ice".

Although TiO2 was formerly a common material for photocatalysis reactions, its wide band gap (3.2 eV) results in absorbing only ultraviolet light, which accounts for merely 4% of total sunlight.

The praetorians chose their own prefects, — Plotius Firmus, formerly a common soldier, but later chief of the city police, and a partisan of Otho even while Galba lived; as his associate they gave him Licinius Proculus, whose intimacy with Otho made men suspect that he had favoured his plans.