Sentence examples for as a predecessor to from inspiring English sources
Lastly, the note demand more research on how ambidexterity as a dynamic capability serves as a predecessor to cope with the dynamics of globalisation strategies and supply chain design.
In his studio, as she waited for the movers to take it all away - the desk, the chair, the pens and the dried-up inkwell - Mrs. Hirschfeld Cullman, 74, a theater historian who married Mr. Hirschfeld in 1996, praised his drawing seat as "a predecessor to the ergonomic chair".
Is he interesting merely as a predecessor to Plato?
AT&T reportedly has exclusivity on the Blackberry Bold until September, and the Shadow II barely exists outside of spyshots, much less as a predecessor to a Shadow III.
And I have to mention William Kentridge as a predecessor to the kind of drawing/film work I'm exploring.
The music video features Songz and Fabolous at a club, and serves as a predecessor to the "I Invented Sex" clip.
Mayor John F. Hylan, who as a young man had been fired as an engineer by a predecessor to the B.R.T., capitalized on the crash in his unrelenting campaign for public ownership of the subways.
On Tuesday, the scholarly journal Evolution nonchalantly published an article detailing a successful attempt by American researchers to manipulate chicken embryos so as to restore dinosaur-like snouts, a predecessor to the modern beak.
One of the youth teams, Bollklubben Idrott, also known simply as BK Idrott, was a predecessor to Malmö FF.
Pink Floyd were the leading stars of the British scene, which revolved around venues such as London's UFO club (a predecessor to festivals like Glastonbury and Middle Earthh and such events as the 14-Hour Technicolour Dream, a happening in Alexandra Palace that drew counterculture celebrities such as John Lennon and Yoko Ono and Andy Warhol.
The quarter-life crisis -- as much a pop culture phenomenon as a psychological one -- is a predecessor to the midlife crisis that can strike anywhere from the mid-20s to the mid-30s.
