Sentence examples for once conventional from inspiring English sources

Once, conventional wisdom held that good Burgundy-style pinoirnoir could never be grown in California.

Does any reader of this column still believe the once conventional wisdom about UK healthcare?

During the late 1980's, many people in the industry held out hope that once conventional light sources were exhausted, X-rays or even electron beams could be used to make finer wires.

It was once conventional to claim that Lincoln's proposal was an attempt to appease conservatives while he pursued the policy he truly believed in: a presidential proclamation of emancipation.

These results support a basis for designing algorithms that could have a high degree of predictive value in identifying fusion genes once conventional microscopic analyses have identified the chromosomal breakpoints.

In particular, the contribution made by the floor slab system is of crucial importance as its ability to undergo secondary load-carrying mechanisms (e.g. membrane action) once conventional strength limits have been reached may prevent overall collapse of the structure.

Once identified, conventional techniques can quickly deliver millions of plants.

The danger was that, once the conventional war began, it would spin out of control.

Although the sputum has already been checked once by conventional lab tests, the rats often find missed cases of TB.

Even some of the government's backers say that once the conventional war ends, the insurgents will just return to their roots and become guerrilla fighters once more.

The base once housed conventional and nuclear-tipped Nike-Hercules missiles and antiaircraft guns to protect the corridor from New York to Philadelphia from attack.