Sentence examples for and precursor to from inspiring English sources
The overwhelming sense was of humiliation, that friend and precursor to moral rightness.
Marcotte, L. L. et al. Crystal structure of poliovirus 3CD protein: virally encoded protease and precursor to the RNA-dependent RNA polymerase.
He explained that everywhere one goes in Russia and Ukraine — practically every village, town, city — was a site of mass executions by the NKVD, the Soviet secret police and precursor to the KGB.
"A Real Young Girl," a surreal voyage into adolescent sexuality written and directed by Catherine Breillat, is both a sequel and precursor to "Romance," Ms. Breillat's harrowing and voluptuous exploration of a middle-aged woman's erotic life.
"The King of Comedy" also makes for a useful contrast with, and precursor to, Judd Apatow's "Funny People," because both films feature aspiring comedians who go to great lengths to break into the business.
Singh entered into active politics two years later, when he became a member of the Bharatiya Jana Sangh (Indian People's Association), then the political wing of the RSS and precursor to the BJP.
Nandrolone has been banned in supplements since 1990, and precursors to it, such as 19-norandrostenedione, have been prohibited since January 2005.
The mutations are thought to occur in stem cells, which makes them pre-cancerous, and precursors to cancer stem cells.
Orbital launches peaked in 1967, when humans sent 143 rockets into orbit containing satellites, lunar orbiters, and precursors to the first moon landing.
The United States believes that several European countries have in recent years supplied Libya with various components of weapons programs, including production facilities for rockets and precursors to chemical and biological weapons.
The study followed more than 9,000 Costa Rican women ages 19 to 97, screening them for carcinogenic HPV infections and precursors to cervical cancer.
