Sentence examples for start of the recent from inspiring English sources

The oil price has fallen from $118 at the start of the recent market turmoil to around $103.

The start of the recent 15-year trend, in 1998, was a year of a strong worldwide fluctutation in the climate known as El Niño.

At the start of the recent World Conference on Lung Health, the TB Alliance announced a paediatric drug formulation – the first of its kind – which means that, soon, parents will no longer have to chop up adult medicines into smaller doses for their sick infants.

Yet though fares for flights two months later are substantially cheaper with Cathay, at under £4,500, the Club Premier price remains the same.Will this new service go the way of the business-class-only operators whose demises punctuated the months around the start of the recent financial crisis MAXjet, Eos and Silverjet?

For Israel, despite its advanced technology for tracking terrorists, human sources remain an essential intelligence tool that allows for pinpoint strikes like the one that felled Ahmed al-Jabari, operations commander of Hamas's Al Qassam Brigades, at the start of the recent escalation.

Following the start of the recent Gaza conflict, a protest took place in Sarcelles, Paris in July (above), resulting in violence when Jewish-owned businesses and a synagogue were targeted and anti-Semitic phrases were shouted.

With the start of this recent recession, 2 million manufacturing jobs have disappeared, almost one in every four total employment opportunities lost.

We used a generalized estimating equations approach to model FEV1 level and respiratory symptoms as a function of past exposure (cumulative exposure up to the start of the most recent 5-year survey interval) and cumulative exposure (within the most recent interval) to endotoxins, after adjusting for other covariates.

Most analysts put the start of the most recent cycle around 2000 (see chart 1).

Moreover, private employment is still substantially below what it was at the start of the most recent recession in December 2007.

Combined, the rest of the economy has lost nearly 400,000 jobs over the same span, which stretches back to the start of the most recent recession, in 2001.