Sentence examples for formerly questioned from inspiring English sources

Mainstream Republicans and think tanks that formerly questioned the existence of emissions-linked climate change are now looking for options to efficiently mitigate climate risks.

Once your child begins to question formerly innocuous commands, challenge your knowledge, and thwart all pressure to behave, recognize that you are now dealing with an adolescent.

On January 12th Sir John's panel questioned Alastair Campbell, formerly the government's main spin doctor.

Yet this division is not specially illuminating, and recent scholars have questioned the formerly standard periodization (see the entry on Kant's philosophical development).

The distinction between felony and misdemeanour is less significant for modern law than formerly, and many commentators have questioned its utility.

Formerly settled questions are being upended; our politics lacks a shared narrative; our entertainment infantilizes us; our media leaves us enervated.

When talks begin in Geneva tomorrow, there should be little concern with the formerly dominant question of suspending enrichment at Natanz.

To the extent that individuals and institutions are objective in this sense, we should expect their views to increasingly converge over time: as shared evidence accumulates, consensus tends to emerge with respect to formerly disputed questions.

In signing the November 2016 peace accords with the FARC guerrillas, Santos took the formerly overwhelming question of armed conflict out of the spotlight and allowed corruption to take centre stage in the public mind.

Mrs Jeleva, formerly Bulgaria's foreign minister, was questioned closely about her financial interests.

Moreover, some recent studies have even questioned the actual predictive value of some of the formerly proposed parameters [17].