Sentence examples for dates back to between from inspiring English sources

The activity by Intel that was deemed by the Commission to have breached EU competition law dates back to between 2002 and 2007.

All the AA individuals coalesce to the founder R7a1 that dates back to between approximately 3 Ka and 7 Ka ago, depending on the mutation rate used.

A scholarly paper published last year presented "phylogenetic analyses" of famous folktales, assessed "the posterior probability of ancestral states," and estimated that the origins of "Beauty and the Beast" date back to "between 2500 and 6000 years ago".

The list appears to date back to between 2010 and 2012.

Further analysis suggested that this founder mutation may date back to between 22 and 103 generations ago.

The finds date back to between 151m and 164m years ago, which suggest they are older than archaeopteryx, previously thought to be the oldest undisputed bird.

The jury at Preston crown court reached unanimous verdicts after six hours of deliberation on alleged offences committed against five women dating back to between 1965 and 1971.

These are 780 abandoned settlements dating back to between the fifth and eighth centuries, scattered across a vast swathe of northern Syria.

In March, the Taliban proudly set about the destruction of two enormous Buddhas that dated back to between the second and fifth centuries AD.

The report is the first to collate 11 different indicators – from air and sea temperatures to melting ice – each one based on between three and seven data sets, dating back to between 1850 and the 1970s.

The city of El Tajín was a center for the Totonac civilization, and many of the pyramid ruins at this site, decorated with reliefs and sculptures, date back to between A.D. 900 and 1150.