Sentence examples for formerly unable from inspiring English sources

As a result of genetic engineering, some obligate photoautotrophs, formerly unable to partake in a sweet diet, have been given a taste of heterotrophy through the introduction of hexose transporters [125].

Formerly unable to see "the light at the end of the tunnel," Sigler wants others struggling with similar issues to have hope for a full recovery.

In all of these endeavours the mEPN scheme has been able to depict the literature-based understanding of these systems and where it was formerly unable to support a concept, it was modified to allow us to do so.

Ghana fitness coach Jamie Lawrence, formerly of Bradford, was unable to fly to Equatorial Guinea because of visa problems.

Even years after their release, many formerly imprisoned adults are unable to get jobs or receive public services, and many aren't allowed to vote.

A whole plethora of courses, magazines, DVDs and computer programmes have sprung up to extract funds from people who would formerly have simply found themselves unable not to write and would have proceeded accordingly.

Rags went on to score another century in Auckland his seventh and final in Tests, played all three matches in Pakistan on the mother-in-law tour then only one against West Indies that summer, scoring 0 and 1 with the formerly bold and happy hooker unable to get in line, his technique shredded after being hit by Michael Holding in Hobart a few years previously.

Formerly a hospital administrator, he was unable to find work after close to a year of interviewing.

But news reports stated that many thousands of refugees remained in China, unwilling or unable to return to Myanmar, formerly called Burma, and it was not clear how the Chinese government intended to address their plight.

Naegele remembers that some prospective students walked into the dining hall — formerly a cow barn — and then walked out, unable to believe that a ragtag group of beer-drinking, pipe-smoking foreigners had anything to offer.

One reason is that applications to restore voting rights often require documentation, such as identification cards, birth certificates, or social security cards that formerly incarcerated people may not have or are unable to afford.