Sentence examples for formerly falling from inspiring English sources
Nowhere in the domain of social policy has the systematic application of these "carrots" and "sticks" been used to affect the dramatic changes that have been necessary to convert a heretofore private matter of family law, formerly falling indisputably within the purview of state authority, to a function whose wide-ranging parameters fall under the authority of the federal government.
The Associated Press reported that, as a result of ACA's provisions closing the Medicare Part D coverage gap (between the "initial coverage limit" and the "catastrophic coverage threshold" in the prescription drug program), individuals formerly falling in this "donut hole" would save about 40 percent.
The burden of proof, which formerly fell on nobodies, now falls on Somebodies.
The divergence dates of many Malagasy mammalian orders formerly fell within this window.
This year candidates who formerly fell victim to a caricature of being "pro-abortion" or more likely pro- abortion on demand" are returning fire.
Shares of Hynix, formerly Hyundai Electronics, fell 6.7percenttodayay, to 2,315 won.
[C5.] Shares of BearingPoint, formerly KPMG Consulting, fell more than 23percentt after it said it would revise its earnings downward for the first nine months of its fiscal year.
Property group Intu, formerly Capital Shopping Centres Group, fell 8p to 347.3p after confirming speculation it was in talks to buy Midsummer Place shopping centre in Milton Keynes from Legal & General.
The Hong Kong government said the authorities in China's adjacent Guangdong Province had notified them that a 32-year-old man in Guangzhou, formerly Canton, fell sick with what they suspected was avian flu on Feb. 22 and died Thursday.
This week Geri Horner (formerly Halliwell) falls victim to the Send To All treatment, with the host embarking on the brand of text-based trolling that will be familiar from his chat show.
Royal & Sun Alliance's shares have lost three-quarters of their value since the beginning of the year; shares in Aviva (formerly CGNU) have fallen by 40% in the last eight months.
