Sentence examples for formerly time from inspiring English sources
Faced with a slowdown in advertiser spending, AOL Time Warner plans to close three of its smaller magazines -- Asiaweek, Family Life and On, which was formerly Time Digital, people close to the company said yesterday.
[World Business, Section W.] AOL Plans to Close 3 Magazines AOL Time Warner plans to close three of its smaller magazines -- Asiaweek, Family Life and On, formerly Time Digital.
From that centralized control dashboard, you have complete visibility of your network and can easily manage the formerly time intensive and costly tasks of operating a multisite network such as monitoring multiple contracts, processing invoices and performing legal and procurement paperwork.
But, like finding a cab (think: Uber), preparing dinner (we're looking at you, Plate Joy) and a slew of other formerly time consuming chores, the Internet has revolutionized the way we keep our spaces clean.
What's available now: Businesses already use the IoT to streamline formerly time-consuming tasks.
While the introduction of new and better tools allowed greater technical proficiency, the economic stability that had formerly allowed time to express a strong creative impetus was no longer present.
Moore, who lives in west London but formerly spent time at the Occupy protest camp near St Paul's Cathedral in central London, said he was charged with a public order offence after refusing a police officer's order to leave the site.
These areas are normalized by the administered activity yielding time-integrated activity coefficients (TIACs; formerly: residence times [4]), which are directly proportional to the absorbed doses.
The Tweeted Times, formerly called Twitter Times, competes with social news curation service Paper.li, which has itself raised over $2 million in financing.
Anna Phillips came to the Los Angeles Times in 2016 from the Tampa Bay (formerly St . Petersburg Times and has quickly established herself as among the stars of our hard-working Metro staff.
Bill Keller, formerly The Times's executive editor, is now a columnist for the newspaper and a writer for The Times Magazine.
