Sentence examples for formerly extended from inspiring English sources

That region is folded in places, and the subsequent dissection by erosive forces has brought about disintegration of the silcrete, which is about 20 million years old and which formerly extended over vast areas of central Australia.

It originally contained domestic apartments, which formerly extended to join the now-demolished west range.

With an EMRS (electronic medical records system), not only is record keeping time for doctors and other health care staff reduced, but patient waiting time formerly extended by handwriting is cut [ 6], and tracking time on historically related records is also reduced just by accessing the integrated central system through the computer [ 7].

Forests, formerly extending over nearly two-fifths of the state's area, were reduced by the creation of Meghalaya and Mizoram in the early 1970s.

His band on Tuesday stressed the music's looseness and open spaces, with the guitarist John Bigham, formerly of Fishbone, extending the palette on every song.

The nasty and prolonged brawl over extended unemployment benefits -- formerly a popular, consensus issue -- and the jettisoning this week of a climate change bill were just the latest manifestations of the near paralysis that has infected the Senate despite the Democrats' control of 59 votes.

The Treasury, formerly mainly a finance department, has extended its grasp to snatch any policy connected, however loosely, to economics.

The artist, formerly known as Puff Daddy and P. Diddy, has extended his empire to a clothing line (Sean John) as well as celebrated acting roles (Broadway's "A Raisin in the Sun," last summer's "Get Him to the Greek").

In 2011, according to phylogenetic analysis based on sequences of the LSU rDNA, Sarocladium was extended to include 7 species formerly placed in Acremonium (Summerbell et al., 2011).

Formerly the Grand Hotel, the building has been extended considerably on several occasions in its history, and was considerably renovated in the 1980s, though most of its original features remain.

Sherwood Forest formerly occupied almost all of western Nottinghamshire and extended into Derbyshire.