Sentence examples for formerly experienced from inspiring English sources

There are also interviewees who formerly experienced, or are currently experiencing, ambivalence in their tastes: they are not sure if their tastes are good or bad.

These changes to hydraulic structure of the brain allow for mental images of memory and imagination to arise by the recreation of formerly experienced flow patterns of spirits at the pineal surface.

Baring such doctrinal changes, the closest we'll ever come to seeing a "gay Apostle" would be someone who "formerly experienced same sex attraction" and through "faith and obedience" has since overcome the influence of that "tendency" to choose behaviors in alignment with the doctrines and commandments of God.

The work of Joubert and Bradshaw (2) has shown that population ageing was formerly experienced as a gradual process by more developed countries.

For one remembers now what one saw or otherwise experienced formerly; the moment of the original experience and the moment of the memory of it are never identical.

In Europe the species, formerly common [20], experienced a strong decrease during the 1950's and 1960's, and became almost extinct in many countries (e.g. France) [21].

Participants in the formerly abducted group experienced more trauma-related symptoms than participants in the non-abducted group which would be expected, given their much greater traumatic stress.

For instance, four years after their conversion to private for-profit status, the formerly public hospitals experienced an increase in efficiency that was 2.9 to 4.9% greater than that seen among non-privatized hospitals over the same period.

The third chapter explores housing stability among individuals with felony convictions, considering the extent to which conviction itself, without incarceration, promotes housing instability similar to that experienced by formerly incarcerated individuals.

Recently the firm has been bolstered by the addition of Marshall Shepardson, an experienced litigator formerly practicing in New York and Texas after graduating at the top of both Cal Berkeley and NYU Law School, and Brian Hong, out of Cornell who helped try the "stray electricity" case to victory.

California Coast Development Group, Los Angeles, formerly Carley Pacific Inc., experienced the largest drop in sales, 84.6%, from $30.5 million in 1983 to $4.7 million last year, and Lowy Development Corp., Los Angeles, reported less than a percentage point difference, with an 83.7% decrease in sales.