Sentence examples for become the precursor from inspiring English sources
By the forties, Sinclair the fiction writer had become the precursor not of a serious left-wing novelist like E. L. Doctorow but of James Michener, Herman Wouk, Howard Fast, and other well-paid authors who did their homework and spun out historical tales at satisfyingly interminable length.
And as they evolve and mature, they may become the precursor to new types of eInvestment Banks leading the globalization of private capital markets.
It is expressed not only in the neural tube, but also in the epiblast transgressing primitive streak that become the precursors of mesodermal and endodermal progenitors [ 37].
In the Netherlands, the Zoological Society (1872) erected a mobile station in Den Helder (1876) that became the precursor of the Netherlands Institute for Sea Research, now based at Texel.
As a spinoff benefit, his zoopraxiscope became the precursor of the movie projector.
He also worked as a research assistant on a project at Stanford University called Arpanet, an experimental computer network that became the precursor to the Internet.
Private banks have only issued the majority of mortgage-backed securities once in history: from 2002 to 2006, the housing boom that became the precursor to the greatest financial collapse since the Depression.
A year later, after extensive research, she found what became the precursor to Inkodye: a chemical used in the 1950s that was no longer in production.
He joined the Students Christian Association, giving bible classes to the local people, and becoming involved in political protest against the government's decision to remove black voters from the electoral register - in what became the precursor to the white supremacist policy of apartheid - the idea of "separate development" for whites and blacks.
In 1991, W Ni Mn alloys were identified and became the precursor to W Ni Cu Mn alloys that densify at 1200 °C, a temperature associated with steel sintering.
In 2003, MOE developed and introduced a self-evaluation tool called 'Pursuing Excellence at Kindergartens' or PEAK for kindergartens which became the precursor of the quality rating scale (QRS) developed for the quality assurance system known as the Singapore Pre-school Accreditation Framework or SPARK launched in 2011.
