Sentence examples for formerly distinct from inspiring English sources

Formerly distinct divides between rural and urban communities have blurred.

The present city and metropolitan borough also embrace several formerly distinct towns.

A low opinion of the president's job performance has blurred the ideological lines between formerly distinct political subgroups.

Driven by technological, data and material advances, architecture now witnesses the moment of disruption, whereby formerly distinct areas of operation become increasingly connected and accessible to architecture's sphere of concerns in ways never before possible.

Theorists call this unification of formerly distinct string theories by a new name, M-theory, with the meaning of M being deferred until the theory is more fully understood.

In the 21st century, photography has been absorbed into both the contemporary art world and that of online digital communication, blurring its formerly distinct identity but vastly enhancing its importance as a visual medium.

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital (NYPH) is the current name of what were formerly two distinct institutions: the Cornell-New York Hospithe and the Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center.

The formerly more distinct pastoral and agricultural systems have become well integrated, and nearly all farm households now engage simultaneously in crop and livestock production.

Larson looks at contrasts between different kinds of clause with different meanings and see evidence of abstract operations affecting subtle details of tree structure, and parallelism between derivational operations formerly thought distinct.

In recent years, that trend has turned nearly all of America's venerable finance partnerships -- which each formerly had a distinct culture and investment philosophy -- into homogenized financial giants.

"Optima (the font people see on Macs and iOS) is very good at allowing the eye to see the different pub names in "More" (formerly "Discussion") as distinct.