Sentence examples for has been a precursor from inspiring English sources

For the past ten years, she has been a precursor in the evolving field of submarine paleoseismology developing methods for submarine studies of earthquakes and tsunamis from their sedimentary record and structural deformation.

Developed and operated from 1986 to 1999, it has been a precursor for the two European space missions to be launched in 2007: FIRST and Planck-Surveyor.

In fact, President Trump convened a commission meant to study the purported issue of voter fraud, an effort that in other places has been a precursor to new laws making voting more difficult, not easier.

Ed Hinton, a Mississippi-born journalist who covered Nascar for Sports Illustrated and ESPN.com before his retirement, told the Guardian this week, "Nascar's nose dive has been a precursor of the Trumpists' perfect storm," referring to Donald Trump's improbable-but-still-kicking presidential campaign.

After all, the universally criticised Silvio Berlusconi was just an anticipation of Donald Trump; meanwhile the Northern League, which at 25 is already Italy's oldest political party, has been a precursor of the many anti-immigration movements that have been recently flourishing everywhere.

The territory has no existing medical cannabis program, something that has been a precursor to broader legalization in a growing number of states.

"It would have been a precursor to a better, dignified life".

A medical company was one promising possibility: the software could have been a precursor to magnetic resonance imaging.

As such, this AE activity may have been a precursor to the visible fracturing observed later in 2015.

Walsh's appointment by F1's owner, the private equity firm CVC, could have been a precursor to changes that would impact upon Ecclestone.

"It may not have been a precursor in this domain, but effectively, it could show us the way forward," he said.