Sentence examples for longer formally from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zabriskie's manga club, the borough's largest, no longer formally meets; budget strains prevented filling his job after his promotion.

Even though they will no longer formally run a company as one, "we will continue to keep working together," Mr. Glimcher said.

Though he's no longer formally affiliated Mandiberg teaches at the College of Staten Island, and at the City University of New York he still had access to its laser cutter.

She said that although Petraeus was no longer formally required to testify to congressional intelligence committees about the Benghazi attack once he resigned as CIA director, he was keen to do so.

The 1960s hotel, which has at least 200 rooms and is no longer formally part of the Intercontinental chain, is not the magnet to western travellers it once was, many of whom now stay in more recently built hotels.

We advocate that, for technological capability, the entrepreneur has to be a networks manager once the company is no longer formally connected to the incubator.

Boudreau and his colleagues couldn't hold him any longer without formally charging him, and they didn't have enough evidence to succeed in court.

The federal government on Tuesday defended its decision to offer school funding to the states with "no strings" attached, dismissing concerns states would no longer be formally obliged to increase their spending in return for the extra commonwealth support.

These letters are not coordinated with the MIL-STD-490A-type letters, which are no longer used formally.

"It takes longer to dress formally, it's more expensive to dress formally, it's more expensive to clean formal attire, and it's much more uncomfortable to dress formally.

The contemporary trend is in fact no longer to recognize governments formally but to focus instead upon the continuation (or discontinuation) of diplomatic relations.