Sentence examples for forerunner among from inspiring English sources

For months Trump has been a forerunner among Republicans bidding the presidency.

We'll arrive around dinner time - there's been two clear forerunners among your tips: Shapiro's Deli and St Elmo's Steakhouse.

Early childhood positive temperament may well be a forerunner of optimism among adults.

Medical publications in Sri Lanka began in the late 19th century; the Journal of the Ceylon Branch of the British Medical Association (forerunner to The Ceylon Medical Journal) was among the first medical journals published in the country.

To be sure, the Cosa Nostra, the forerunner of today's mob, originated among the hill bandits on this Mediterranean island, but there is so much more to Sicily than Sopranos and Corleones that should really be seen firsthand.

The Forerunner 305 by Garmin (at Amazon.com, $217.99, among others) is a watchlike G.P.S. device that can help travelers keep up with their exercise regimes in unfamiliar places.

There have been a variety of approaches to this dilemma, and to defeasibility among conflicting obligations.[48] A forerunner of the next paradox may be found in the supplemental document The Paradox of Derived Obligation/Commitment: Contrary-to-Duty (or Chisholm's) Paradox (Chisholm 1963a): This certainly appears to describe a possible situation.

The Commonwealth Code [ 62], forerunner to the WHO Code, was an agreement among Commonwealth countries (including South Africa) on ethical recruitment.

So it goes in America's often conflicted relationship with its working class, a tangled history whose next chapter is unfolding, among other places, here in Columbus, where the forerunner to the modern labor movement, the American Federation of Labor, began in 1886 and the United Mine Workers four years later.

The Museum of Science and Industry, opened in 1983, with new galleries added in 1998, gives visitors a chance to look at the steam-driven equipment and other machinery that made Manchester central to the Industrial Revolution and reminds visitors that among the city's many products is the forerunner of the computer, created by scientists at Manchester University in 1948.

The first printed editions of his works appeared in the seventeenth century, but it was not until the nineteenth century that interest in him was revived, especially among followers of Hegel who saw Eriugena as a forerunner to speculative idealism, as a 'Proclus of the West' (Hauréau) and the 'Father of Speculative Philosophy' (Huber).