Sentence examples for before resurgence from inspiring English sources

2) Yankees – May take a step back before resurgence in '09 and '10 3) Blue Jays – Solid team outfitted in baseball's worst uniforms 4) Rays – Will win 81 games in '08… then David Price hits the scene 5) Orioles – Thin staff will take a beating in rough division A.L. Central 1) Indians – Should increase sales of "Free Byrd," the Paul Byrd autobiography.

But that was 2005 – before Kindles, before tablets, before the resurgence of longreads – and Johnson was talking mainly about notes entered into a word processor by hand.

The 1990s saw a relatively paltry 86 before a resurgence in the 2000s (180).

The industry had all but died out before its resurgence in the 1970's and 1980's, and in the last five years has begun growing rapidly.

The text was first published in 1984, almost 15 years after the unofficial end of the Black Arts Movement, and 30 years before the resurgence of activism in Ferguson and beyond, but Sanchez's vivid defense of black artistic self-determination still rings true.

But despite the glitz and the glamour, the sport's profile dipped significantly in the '90s before its resurgence in recent years.

Although wild-type measles viruses (genotypes D5 and D6) were present in São Paulo before this resurgence, we detected only D6 viruses.

Hype and hyperbole hindered science and medicine long before any resurgence of interest in the microbiome, and self-evident nuggets of received wisdom and skepticism should not distract from the success stories and lessons already generated by this field.

Never one to adhere to trends, Depp has been rocking long hair, creepers and fedoras long before their resurgences.

When Tim Sherwood took charge Adebayor has another resurgence before Mauricio Pochettino took over.

Celtic had not been short of opportunities to establish a potentially decisive advantage before the visitors' resurgence, Riordan and Paul Hartley both failing to convert with only Langfield to beat.