Examples of 'pre-crisis' in a sentence
Meaning of "pre-crisis"
Pre-crisis refers to a period or state before the occurrence of a crisis, often used in the context of analyzing events or situations that led up to a crisis
How to use "pre-crisis" in a sentence
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They resemble their Pre-Crisis counterparts.
The pre-crisis orthodoxy proved defective.
There is no simple return to a pre-crisis normalcy.
Mistakes of the pre-crisis years have to be avoided.
It is just as difficult as it was in the pre-crisis era.
And in the pre-crisis years it was the personnel.
Tourism has not returned to pre-crisis levels.
A return to pre-crisis potential growth is also likely to be much slower.
This indicates a return to pre-crisis trade levels.
We know that pre-crisis demand was boosted by massive amounts of borrowing.
Convergence and return of the Pre-Crisis version.
Many pre-crisis jobs have been destroyed and will not return.
Confidence is back up to pre-crisis levels.
Pre-crisis volumes of road cargo transportation at certain routes have been achieved.
Investments are far from returning to pre-crisis levels.
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But the pre-crisis rules of monetary policy are out the window.
Millionaires are back to pre-crisis levels.
Noticeable pre-crisis gains in contraceptive use have all but been wiped out.
Consumers are less levered than they were pre-crisis.
But expectations created by pre-crisis growth patterns adjust slowly.
Employment is expected to return to its pre-crisis level.
In dry cargo shipping the pre-crisis level has been exceeded again.
British consumer confidence returned to pre-crisis levels.
They had yet to regain their pre-crisis levels of income, employment or development.
Property purchases by foreigners exceed pre-crisis figures.
Investing in pre-crisis financial risk management eases post-disaster recovery needs.
They are looking for the pre-crisis relationships.
Nevertheless, pre-crisis steps could be taken to limit the harmful consequences of a confrontation.
Convergence and return of the Pre-Crisis versionEdit.
However, the return to pre-crisis unemployment levels is less rapid than hoped for.
Eurozone economy finally recovers to pre-crisis levels.
Unemployment remains above pre-crisis levels, and there are major divergences between countries.
Without mismatches compared with pre-crisis levels.
Consumer credit reached pre-crisis levels last summer and shows no sign of abating.
The current turnover is still below pre-crisis levels.
Pre-crisis data will also provide a measure against which to compare the emergency situation.
The crisis shone a spotlight on some pre-crisis imbalances.
Unemployment is higher than pre-crisis levels and external imbalances and financing needs increased.
Confidence indicators are in effect recovering their pre-crisis values.
An examination of the most recent pre-crisis trends shows undoubted progress.
A positive test result is interpreted as a potential pre-crisis period.
This inevitably means that the pre-crisis period is transformed into a boom.
Similar processes were taking place in the pre-crisis period.
The issue was not restoration of the pre-crisis situation but transformation to new paradigms.
Leveraged finance volume is higher than pre-crisis levels.
Presumably executives from the pre-crisis era have lost a lot through the crisis.
House construction remains at only about a third of pre-crisis levels.
This reflects both a correction of pre-crisis excesses and the scars of the crisis.
The outlook is for gradual recovery in employment to pre-crisis levels.
Global oil demand will reach pre-crisis levels in the next three years.
