Sentence examples for a precursor to a from inspiring English sources

The Horwitz Prize is widely considered to be a precursor to a Nobel.

Mr. Sousa's family has filed a claim against the city as a precursor to a lawsuit.

Devil's Due A surprise pregnancy turns out to be a precursor to a satanic nightmare.

But Phillips said that was not a precursor to a multiple-player trade.

Islamic groups fear this could be a precursor to a crack down.

It was a fabulous finish which proved a precursor to a second-half Newcastle rally.

The Marriot Trickle Creek Lodge is just a precursor to a major resort development scheme.

Such a meeting might be a precursor to a trade, because Johnson can veto any deal.

"We've been told that the letter is a precursor to a lawsuit," he said.

But what if the decline in unemployment is a precursor to a rise in RDPI?

He stressed, however, that profitability was not a "precursor" to a return to private hands.