Sentence examples for a predecessor that from inspiring English sources

By default, Avengers: Endgame will only be the second sequel ever to a predecessor that earned over $2b the first time around, after Star Wars: The Last Jedi.

A predecessor that does not have its own hardware to offer but does provide sophisticated software and analytics to the same industries, Airware, has a similar partnership with and an equity investment from Caterpillar.

A predecessor that does not have its own hardware to offer but does provide sophisticated software and analytics to the same industries, Airware, has a similar partnership with and an equity investment from Caterpillar.

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The four-plume Victorian fountain with huge gas lamps burning at its corners is said to evoke a predecessor that stood at the site between 1871 and 1920.

Europe's competition commissioner, Margrethe Vestager, has defended her €13bn (£11bn) ruling against Apple's Irish tax affairs, hitting back at claims made by a predecessor that EU state aid laws should not be used to fight sweetheart tax deals.

Federal spending increased by 80% under Mr. Reagan, by an average of 10% a year – which was double the growth rate of spending under Dwight Eisenhower (1952-1960), a GOP predecessor that Reagan occasionally cited as a role model of fiscal rectitude.

Tyr 161 (TyrZ) of the D1 protein, nearest the WOC, is required for PSII function, as discussed in the next section, while Tyr 160 (TyrD) of the D2 protein is not essential and may correspond to a vestigial remnant from an evolutionary predecessor that housed two WOCs.

Gillette introduced the Sensor, a Mach3 predecessor that drove huge growth for the company, in 1990, the cusp of the last downturn.

He, too, wants the detention centre shut, saying it was a "problem" inherited from his predecessor that has "done a lot more damage than probably anything else".

Acting Gov. Donald T. DiFrancesco has blocked a plan by his predecessor that was meant to discourage suburban sprawl.