Sentence examples for formerly often from inspiring English sources

Rural population was formerly often clustered at high elevations, both for defense and in order to be above the malarial plains.

Formerly often claimed as false positive, studies suggest that endothelial dysfunction might be the reason for the observed perfusion patterns in these patients [21].

It was formerly often perconfusus.

Similar to the last was Plotornis, formerly often considered a petrel but now accepted as an albatross.

This species was formerly often named as the "Congo martin", but this invites confusion with the Congo sand martin or Congo martin, Riparia congica.

The pale crag martin was formerly often treated as the small, pale northern subspecies of the rock martin, but it is now usually considered to be a separate species.

His bluntness empowered many Dutch to express formerly taboo, often offensive opinions.

Verbs and nouns are written by what are or were formerly pictures, often consisting of several elements (e.g., the character for 'to love' depicts a woman and a child; the character for 'beautiful' is a picture of a man with a huge headdress with ram's horns on top).

These includes amino acids such as proline which contain secondary amines, which formerly were often referred to as "imino acids".

Eurasian brown bears are commonly seen in zoos; formerly they were often trained to move rhythmically to music the so-called dancing bears of European carnivals and festivals.

Its insider's view of the war years includes revealing — and often, formerly top-secret — documents from the library's 17-million-page collection: military maps, reports from the front, personal correspondence.