Sentence examples for any antecedent from inspiring English sources

For instance, the Genesis creation story suggests that God made everything without relying any antecedent ingredients.

We observed eight more patients with NDPH (but without history of any antecedent infection) during the same observation period.

Such claims can be felicitously uttered out of the blue (in discourse initial position), and so do not require any antecedent contrast setting or presupposition fixing, either.

Criticisms are further organised into thematic groupings within each tier and the relationships between patterns signified by listing the number of any antecedent [A#] and subsequent [S#] criticisms.

In each hierarchical tier the criticisms are grouped, discussed, any antecedent and subsequent criticisms identified, and presented in diagrammatic and tabular form.

He attempts to show that an improved justification results from transcendental reflection on the idea of a pure will, that is, the idea of a will that is not conditioned by any antecedent causes and is therefore free.

Britain's failure to produce many go-getting medium-sized companies, a missing ingredient in the country's disappointing exports performance, is worrying.A politician with solutions to such problems could claim any antecedents he liked.

In both cases, the apprehension about getting things right the first time around is understandable, since these are products that have few if any antecedents with demonstrated success in the wider consumer market.

The origin of Speed's claim is unclear; it was not attributed to any source, nor did it have any antecedents in other written accounts.

For the analyses, the study population was divided in two subgroups: workers without any antecedents in the year before intake ('asymptomatic' workers) and workers with limited antecedents in the year before intake ('mildly symptomatic' workers).

A historical narrative's many actors, participants, situations, and circumstances reduce the likelihood that any one antecedent truly caused any one consequence.