Sentence examples for before the current wave from inspiring English sources

Long before the current wave of scandals, business interests have successfully protected stock options from attack in Congress.

David Wilson, professor of criminology at Birmingham City University, was lecturing on just this subject earlier in the summer, before the current wave of clown-related incidents.

But some observers say it is just a matter of time before the current wave of foreign dominance passes and a Japanese wrestler gets promoted to the rank of grand champion once again.

Even before the current wave of nuclear anxiety that is sweeping across Europe, this proximity had become too much to bear for the vignerons of one winemaking region in the Rhône Valley.

In an interview just before the current wave of protests began in Egypt, Essam el-Erian, a leading figure in the Brotherhood, said the group did not seek to monopolize power.

SPORTS The last time a Japanese wrestler won a grand sumo tournament was in 2006, with Mongolians taking most of the success since then, but some observers say it is just a matter of time before the current wave of foreign dominance passes and a Japanese wrestler gets promoted to the rank of grand champion once again.

Crucially, he thinks low-skilled workers in rich countries (the Bs) are likely to be more productive than high-skilled workers in poor ones (the Cs).Before the current wave of globalisation started in the 1980s, skilled and unskilled workers in developing countries the Cs and Ds worked together.

Long before the current waves of rage began to beat against the French, one aspect of that great nation was an unfailing wellspring of caustic mirth.

America may be a land of immigrants, but the current wave of Latino immigration is unlike anything that has gone before in at least two respects.

About 22 million Americans have already caught the flu, the C.D.C. estimates, and experts believe that the current wave of illness will be long over before the 250 million doses ordered last spring are completed.

In fact, many of the features of the current wave of globalization are similar to those prevailing before the outbreak of the First World War in 1914".