Sentence examples for use of the formerly from inspiring English sources

This decorative use of the formerly functional element was combined with the liberal employment of the kokoshnik.

Indeed, this use of the formerly needless nuisance technology of viruses by copyright holders would be an aggressive measure, but it is arguably appropriate in the face of a great threat to their artistic and intellectual property.

But it apparently did not reduce use of the most dangerous formerly "legal highs" or related deaths, and appears to have driven many users underground and to the dark web.

There have been shortcomings of indoor coverage which has caused some agencies to retain use of the old systems Formerly, Norway had three separate systems for telecommunications within the police, fire departments and paramedics, all based on analog radio.

Over-use of this formerly effective weed control has led to the rapid spread of over a dozen serious glyphosate-resistant weeds, so now farmers must now spray three, four, or five herbicides.

It is to William Makepeace Thackeray that the English language owes the colloquial use of the word "snob" — a formerly obscure term that the novelist popularized in a series of satirical essays published in Punch in the mid-nineteenth century.

The letter, which Mr. Armey's office will make public today, asks the Justice Department and the F.B.I to reconsider the use of the Internet wiretapping technology formerly known as Carnivore.

[Page C4.] U.S. Pressed on Web Wiretapping In a letter to Attorney General John Ashcroft, Representative Dick Armey of Texas, the House majority leader, asks whether the Justice Department and the F.B.I are reconsidering the use of the Internet wiretapping technology formerly known as Carnivore.

By Rebecca Mead Mikhail Prokhorov It is to William Makepeace Thackeray that the English language owes the colloquial use of the word "snob" — a formerly obscure term that the novelist popularized in a series of satirical essays published in Punch in the mid-nineteenth century.

Orbits of most satellites before the OGO programme had been determined by the use of the worldwide satellite network, formerly known as the Minitrack Network.

The hospital is the first in Scotland to have a Forestry Commission ranger on site, whose job is to encourage the use of the 70 acre grounds formerly belonging to the Larbert House estate.