Sentence examples for formerly expected from inspiring English sources

This value is about four times higher than the literature value reported by McLean and implies that far more carbon can be stored in grain boundaries than formerly expected.

Instead, they "levelled up", requiring all students to meet the standards that they formerly expected only their elite students to meet.

Polyploid formation, which was formerly expected to promote immediate reproductive isolation between the new incipient species and its progenitors [ 22], is nowadays considered to be more complex than originally thought [ 28].

"In dignity contexts, feelings of humiliation are triggered in the downtrodden, those who formerly were expected to bow in subservience," says Hartling - a definition which, in the context of the House of Commons, could well encompass backbench women MPs.

The project produces one megawatt of power — enough to run a hospital or a large shopping center — but the company that installed it, now called Acciona Solar Power (formerly Solargenix), expects to open a 350-acre plant in Boulder City, Nev., soon, producing 64 megawatts with similar technology.

IHS, formerly iSuppli, expects that desktop sales will rise 8% and Ultrabook sales will take up 15 to 20percentt of notebook shipments.

Formerly, they were expected to become doctors or lawyers.

AO, formerly Appliances Online, is expected to be valued at £1bn-£1.2bn when it debuts on the stock exchange in March.

But QVC has become a dominant player in cosmetics, even the kind that one formerly might have expected to find only at department-store counters.

Appalachian State, ranked No. 1 in the Football Championship Subdivision (formerly Division I-AA), is expected to challenge for a third consecutive national championship, and the Michigan victory is proof enough of its mettle.

The operator of the mines, formerly UK Coal, is expected to enter administration in the coming days.