Sentence examples for formerly too from inspiring English sources

• Global warming will be good for us, by letting us grow crops in places formerly too cold for agriculture.

Those practicing the Bahāʾī faith, formerly too few to be treated by the census, have dramatically increased in number as a result of active proselytization.

"Women's rouge has been unscrupulously dabbed on rooster lobes formerly too pallid to pass muster".

In Mr. Fisher's words: The downsized, formerly too-big-to-fail banks would then be just like the other 99.8 percent, failing with finality when necessary – closed on Friday and reopened on Monday under new ownership and management in the customary process administered by the F.D.I.C.

This was someone who had formerly been too poor and too fenced in by government rules to move around even one of China's 22 provinces, let alone the whole country.

India is already exploring the possibility of talking directly to representatives of Kashmiri groups it formerly considered too militant to touch.

Ordinary Americans are behaving just as the banks they love to excoriate — having, formerly, assumed too much risk, they are going into hibernation.

It's an important study because it reveals that certain predators, such as sharks and large crabs, are now moving into waters that formerly were too cold to support them, says deep-sea biologist Paul Tyler, who is also at the University of Southampton but was not involved in the research.

The children of the formerly incarcerated suffer, too.

Formerly a vegan — too much beta-carotene turned his skin orange — he is now on the Paleo diet, which forbids refined sugar and grains.

And how about this! Can you handle what I am giving you with… this?" Once flat-ironed toy bitches appropriated formerly "hot" shoes too aggressively, it was done.