Sentence examples for dates back further from inspiring English sources

The enmity actually dates back further.

For Bangladeshi women, the trend dates back further (see chart).

Tesco's half-year update made grim reading for investors with pretax profits dropping 92% to just £112m after more than £500m of one-off costs, including those relating to the accounting issue, which dates back further than previously thought.

She made her solo debut in 2000 with "Hey Kandi," but her career dates back further, to an era when vocal groups — hers was the four-woman Xscape, which had million-selling albums in the 1990s — required actual vocal ability.

But the French aren't responding to clay well either these days: their drought at the Open dates back further than the U.S.' drought at its own Slam, the U.S. Open, and even further, in fact, than the American drought at this tournament.

The cow, five and a half feet tall, made of 600 pounds of Iowa butter and stored in a 40-degree cooler, was first carved in 1911, though the art form dates back further, fair leaders say, and once involved lard.

Others dated back further.

But the hostilities date back further.

Either way, the artist's references date back further.

The latest batch of Cabinet Office and Prem (prime minster's) files mainly cover 1986 to 1988 but many date back further.

Just outside Avebury on either side of the A4 sits a manmade monument dating back further even than Avebury's henge.