Sentence examples for preceding troubles from inspiring English sources

"The memory of all things that took place on one side or the other from March 1585 [forward] …" the edict decreed, "and in all of the preceding troubles, will remain extinguished, and treated as something that did not take place".

But some of the challenges faced by local businesses precede the troubles.

It makes some interesting points about how things might have been different had a wave of small bank failures preceded serious trouble at the large institutions, rather than (mostly) come after the troubles at the big firms.

He explained that behavioral problems are the last symptoms to emerge, preceded by trouble sleeping, nightmares, stomachaches, and other physical manifestations.

Some of the troubles preceded Emanuel: the city's pension system has been a mess for years, and court decisions have closed off some of the likelier routes to repair.

Included in the questionnaires were two questions on LBP in the preceding year ("Have you in the past year been bothered by your low back?" and "For how many days have you been bothered by your lower back within the past year?") and one on sick-leave ("For how many days have you been on sick leave because of low back trouble within the preceding year?").

They hope the mission, which is less ambitious than preceding efforts, will set the United States' troubled Mars Exploration Program back on track.

"Trouble" was released on 5 October 2012, preceding the album by one week, and entered the UK Singles Chart at number seven becoming Lewis's ninth top-ten single.

Participants are asked whether they have or have had troubles in the indicated areas during the preceding 12 months [ 13].

Fed Vice Chair Janet Yellen picked up on signals of impending financial troubles and highlighted them in speeches for years preceding the 2008 crash.

(He suggests that the Europeans became death-minded before the plague, during the famine and other troubles that preceded it).