Sentence examples for formerly neutral from inspiring English sources

Now, with formerly neutral Turkey the region's sleeping giant—jumping in on Israel's side, the scales have tipped dramatically.

The disintegration of the Soviet Union has prompted the United States to expand its zone of military hegemony into Eastern Europe (through NATO) and into formerly neutral Yugoslavia.

For example, by using optogenetics to turn down the dopamine neurons, can I make an animal feel aversive toward a formerly neutral object?" He pulled up in front of the building.

If one pairs a nonmotivating stimulus with a highly motivating object several times, the formerly neutral stimulus begins to motivate behaviour in a fashion similar to the original object.

NATO, the military organisation that already clasps most of the EU's members together, is poised to expand too, with formerly neutral states as well as ex-Soviet satellites already linked in partnership.The continent as a whole, whatever the disappointments that have followed the fall of communism, is slowly becoming safer, richer and more hopeful.

The final straw for many came when Ms. Ward declared that the formerly neutral territory known as the border plots, which encircle the patchwork of individual gardens, would be divided up and given to anybody who wanted them, even associates, no waiting list necessary, so that the border could be maintained with the proper shrubbery and florals.

The accordionist, drummer, and singer Jeremy Barnes (formerly of Neutral Milk Hotel) and the violinist Heather Trost play complicated yet lyrical songs that emphasize extremely fast tempos and intricate accordion lines.

However, human management of biological systems (e.g., artificial propagation and habitat alteration) has the potential to increase the rate of gene flow among CUs such that formerly diagnostic neutral markers provide limited power to discriminate populations.

Though the accordion player Jeremy Barnes was formerly the drummer in Neutral Milk Hotel, and the violinist and pianist Heather Trost played on Beirut's first two records, their inspiration now comes mostly from places like Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria and Macedonia.

Morgan Lake equalled her season's best of 1.91m for fourth in the women's high jump, won by Russia's world champion Mariya Lasitskene (formerly Kuchina), competing as a neutral athlete while the country remains suspended from international athletics.

The Tampa Tribune, formerly pro-Bush, is now neutral.