Sentence examples for of all formerly from inspiring English sources

Tajikistan is the poorest of all formerly Soviet republics, according to the UNDP's human development index.

Tajikistan is the poorest of all formerly Soviet republics, according to the UNDP human development index.

(d) In the 6-block slips-of-action phase, participants were first presented with an overview of all formerly rewarded outcome stimuli at the beginning of each block, two of which were now devalued.

When the Count de Chambord died (1883), most French Legitimists acknowledged the Count de Paris as the heir to the throne; but the success of his Paris reception celebrating his daughter Marie-Amélie Marie-Amélien Lisbon to the future Carlos I of Portugal provoked the French republican government to pass the law of June 1886 expelling the heads of all formerly sovereign houses from France.

Public life Chair of Real Equity for All (formerly Homeless International); chair of Jobs at Home National; board member of My Home Finance; senior non-executive director and chair of the credit committee of Affordable Housing Finance.

This is true with regard to the loss of empire and political prestige around the world, but it is also true of all the formerly 'great' powers.

This means film snobs are really no different from, say, the "opera queens," once part of a vital mass audience and now a handful of devotees in frenzied pursuit of that bootleg recording of the Lisbon "Traviata". The same is true of all the formerly popular arts and media, even television in the cable age.

A month later, with a separate group of advocates — all formerly incarcerated — he addressed staff of the Federal Interagency Reentry Council at the U.S. Department of Justice.

Almost everyone who spoke during it used the word "historic" to describe the ordination as Catholic priests of John Broadhurst, Andrew Burnham and Keith Newton, all formerly Anglican bishops.

In 1993 she returned to Oxford, which was always the family home, to become rector of Exeter College, and therefore the first female head of a formerly all-male Oxbridge college.

The once-disgraced BP boss is now temporarily chairing a FTSE 100 boardroom that has been stripped of four other non-executive directors – all formerly of Xstrata – who were also ousted on Thursday.