Sentence examples for from normal times from inspiring English sources

These, though, are far from normal times.

That's a major departure from normal times when munis pay less than Treasurys, thanks to their perceived soundness and tax-exempt status.

He finds that the reduced matching productivity from normal times (defined as 2000-August 2008) to the end of 2011 can explain an increase in unemployment to 7.1percentt.

But these are far from normal times.

For James, the most striking departures from normal time were caused by the effects of certain drugs.

Twice a Brazilian centre-half rose unchecked to head beyond Thibaut Courtois: David Luiz thunderously off the underside of the crossbar four minutes from normal time; Thiago Silva with a sumptuous arced effort from further out having found space away from Gary Cahill and John Terry.

But that was cancelled out by an O'Connor drop-goal just a minute from normal time, although Biggar kicked a fourth penalty four minutes into injury time.

Unlike the studies in this area, we consider the "maximum duration" for the upper level of activities duration, whatever moving from normal time to compressed time caused more compressing cost, and whatever moving from normal time to presented upper bound of the time caused more saving of money.

All things are passing; this is the unsettling fact from which, during normal times, we've tried to escape by acquiring money and spending it.

This is an altogether different phenomenon from what, in normal times, we regard as a "real" increase – for example, a 5% rise in nominal GDP becomes a 3% rise if you allow for inflation of 2%.

Given that the rise in unemployment from his defined normal times was 5.3percentt and 9.3 during the period after, then mismatches could explain 45percentt of the rise in unemployment, and 55percentt would be explained by other factors.