Sentence examples for formerly viewed from inspiring English sources

Formerly viewed as a necessity only in Washington, shredders have become commonplace since the Supreme Court ruling.

The imaginative #BringBackOurGirls campaign has galvanised a previously ambivalent international community to pay attention to a conflict that was formerly viewed as a parochial 'Nigerian problem'.

The deal is the latest indication that Cisco is cultivating a part of the industry that formerly viewed it with mistrust.

And I'm devastated by the fact that a group of so-called Indian feminists, women I had formerly viewed with respect, actually called for the ban on the film.

Formerly viewed as a luxury item, these phones have become commonplace in the last 15 years, and since the early 1990's they have increasingly been regarded as an all-purpose cure-all for individual safety.

Not too long ago, I wrote about the business opportunity to sell team sports gear to women in an article for Forbes, and it's fascinating to see how quickly style has penetrated a market formerly viewed as a fashion-free zone.

William Wordsworth's poetry described the wonder of the natural world, which had formerly been viewed as a threatening place.

Formerly, it was viewed as a normal reaction to a significant loss in one's life, unless it was very extended and resulted in obvious symptoms and maladaptive behavior.

Rather, employers also must begin to incorporate the new paradigm where formerly incarcerated people are viewed as individuals first, with talents to contribute if given the opportunity.

Some mental health professionals have expressed concern the new manual has spun out of control, and is now diagnosing people who formerly would have been viewed as "the worried well".

Some mental health professionals have expressed concern the new manual has spun out of control, and is now diagnosing people who formerly would have been viewed as "the worried well". They argue the expansion or "inflation" of psychiatric diagnoses will cause more people to be placed on medications that are potentially harmful, and can have a multitude of serious side effects.