Sentence examples for prevalent until from inspiring English sources

"The whole concept of a selling market hasn't been really prevalent, until recently," Mr. Fawcett added.

Smaller, domesticated forms of cattle were not prevalent until about 8000 bp in Anatolia and on the coast of the Mediterranean.

With the Readmission of Jews in 1655, under Oliver Cromwell, a modern, everyday anti-Semitism of "insult and partial exclusion" was prevalent until the 1960s.

This familiar effect, a gentle throbbing from the strings, is standard today, but Sir Roger maintains that it wasn't prevalent until the 20th century, and tries to get rid of it.

We equate this condition to the sort of textbook style of learning prevalent until about a decade ago.

In general, these policies chosen during the second two-thirds of the 20th century in Argentina can be contrasted to the laissez-faire context prevalent until that time.

The idea of dinosaurs as ectothermic and sluggish remained a prevalent view until Robert T. "Bob Bakkerr, an early proponent of dinosaur endothermy, published an influential paper on the topic in 1968.

Human infection with MR-DT104 did not become prevalent, however, until the mid-1990s.

Those have not been prevalent in China until recent years.

Iodine deficiencies were prevalent in China until the introduction of universal salt iodization (USI) in 1995.

In fact, current H1N1 death rates are even lower than those for H3N2 lineage strains (prevalent from 1968 until the present).