Sentence examples for which prevailed before from inspiring English sources

The keen interest in alkali has also found followers among certain anthropologists who argue that the contemporary diet, when compared with that which prevailed before the Neolithic period, has led to osteoporosis together with other diseases linked to the modern way of life, several being hypothetically caused by nutrition-induced metabolic acidosis.

Comments on ticket speculation which prevailed then as today.

The gravis biotype which prevailed in 1996 2000 was 'replaced' with the mitis biotype in 2001 2005.

Despite the mess that prevailed before, this is no way to run a modern country.

But it is the German narrative which prevails.

For those two –– frequent –– cancers, it seems therefore that prudence should prevail before altering classical irradiation schedules which have proven their efficacy, while staying open to new concepts and proposing well-designed randomised trials in specific cases.

Among other victories, the president referenced cases in which Verrilli argued and prevailed before the high court, such as key challenges to federal housing laws and the government's prerogatives in immigration enforcement.

Other changes would push the parties back from their recent strategies of "energize the base" to the strategy that usually prevailed before 2004, which was "win the center".

Borzage depicts some of them with the relative openness that prevailed before the stringent enforcement of the Hays Code, which established the movie industry's self-censorship.

In an interview last week at the hotel, Mr. Oberoi said occupancy rates at the Trident, the company's business hotel next door, which did not suffer extensive damage, were back to levels that prevailed before the attack.

Despite an uneven performance in which Matsuzaka allowed two runs in four and two-thirds innings, Japan prevailed before 43,630 fans.