Sentence examples for formerly somehow from inspiring English sources
Although mortality-reducing effects of evidence-based treatment like reperfusion are equally beneficial in patients with and without diabetes, evidence-based treatment has formerly somehow been demonstrated to be less used in diabetic patients (4, 6, 7).
As digital television becomes the norm, we'll presumably stop seeing the formerly niche channels as somehow second-rate and the broadcasting landscape will take on a new shape.
In an MSNBC interview with Chris Matthews, the formerly pro-choice Trump somehow managed to end up to the right of the National Right to Life Committee when he said that for women, but not men, "there has to be some form of punishment" if a President Trump makes abortion illegal.
The colors she chooses are formerly pretty hues that have somehow fallen on hard times.
Do you think that the lingering aura of hipness from the artistic subculture that formerly resided in this neighborhood might somehow rub off on you?
Somehow, they watch, as if the sports they formerly ignored had grown hundredfold in stature.
It is now the task of the local formerly subjugated Indian populace to preserve these markers of colonial status, as they somehow have become the guardians of the Empire's legacy.
And somehow it felt equally emotionally, if not logically, right that the actor formerly known as Bo Duke from the Dukes of Hazzard (John Schneider) should grow up and become Superman's adoptive father in Smallville.
Sir John Bond, formerly chairman of the HSBC banking group and now chairman of Vodafone, has long been convinced that payments and mobiles would somehow converge.
Formerly of Whitestone, NY.
