Sentence examples for as their predecessor from inspiring English sources

Instead the new groups will roll forward most of the existing contracts each year, as their predecessor bodies did and concentrate their change effort on clearly underperforming or inappropriate existing NHS service providers.

The postmodernists never wholly embraced Camus as their predecessor, no doubt because of his central metaphysical concern with absurdity and revolt, and his penchant for sweeping judgments and reductive analyses which differentiates The Rebel from far less ambitious and more descriptive books like Adorno and Horkheimer's Dialectic of Enlightenment.

The cases, first spotted by MacRumors, maintain a similar design language as their predecessor, marking its return for the first time since the iPhone 7. The familiar battery bump is back, but it now encompasses the whole of the rear, which should make holding it a little less awkward — and at the very least is a bit better looking.

"Many games follow the exact same format as their predecessor, and even as their contemporaries.'" Papa told me via email.

However, Philippine kulintang music has had a revival of sorts due to the work of Philippine-born, U.S.-educated musicians/ethnomusicologists Master Danongan Dannyy" Kalanduyan and Usopay Cadar, as well as their predecessor Professor José Maceda.

The concerns came from five of the stakeholders (none of the GP staff) who were in roles that had been involved in consenting on behalf of practices, but had not actually been involved in the consent procedure as their predecessor had given consent.

Their answer was the same as their predecessors': no deal until Polanski returned.

Penryn chips have twice as many transistors as their predecessors (about a billion).

Vertebrates, in other words, suddenly found themselves with four times as many genes as their predecessors.

Blue-collar Americans may not be able to gorge themselves as their predecessors did.

They too got swept up in the carnage — just as their predecessors had in the 1930s.