Sentence examples for formerly in practice from inspiring English sources
Formerly in practice as a corporate/commercial lawyer, he now oversees the training of postgraduate lawyers aiming for the bar or the solicitors' profession.
Outsourcing R&D refers to the practice of firms entrusting the performance of an activity that was performed formerly in-house to an external entity [24].
According to the Economist, "it exists in theory, not in practice". Formerly collectivized land has been handed out to around 280,000 families since the early 1990s.
Location shooting and lightweight sound equipment have all but eliminated this formerly common practice in feature films, although it survives in television.
Fall, a retired family practitioner, who live and formerly practiced in Seattle.
Her mother, Jeanne Maher, is a lawyer who formerly practiced in Washington.
He was 81 years old and had formerly practiced in Newark and Millburn, N.J.
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.
Evaluation of the system was undertaken from two perspectives: the performance gains achievable in practice from the hybridisation of two formerly distinct classes of DCI; and the experiences of scientists newly engaged with e-science research objectives.
The filibuster, formerly a tactic reserved for rare occasions, became standard operating procedure; in practice, it became impossible to pass anything without 60 votes.
