Sentence examples for it's antecedent from inspiring English sources

I think both Christianity, (it's antecedent Judaism), and Islam are losing traction.

We all know that house and it's antecedents stemmed from minority groups — African Americans, Puerto Ricans, homosexuals — and were, eventually, co-opted by white heterosexuals.

Perceptual knowledge is antecedent to verbal knowledge and cannot owe its existence to words.

The major streams are antecedent to the uplift and have been drowned in their lower courses, producing estuaries.

The IF part of a rule is antecedent and the THEN part is consequent.

Moreover, multiple social identifications were found to be antecedent to self-esteem, not vice versa.

A number of different locomotor behaviours have been suggested to be antecedent to bipedalism [ 32- 34].

In a way you can say it's a serious antecedent of the whole Bridget Jones movement - it's one response to how to be a distinctively female voice in journalism and it's about wanting to testify to something that's beyond a kind of public, political world view".

The cookie story is not a perfect analogy, but it is an antecedent of sorts to the narrative of Russian meddling in the American election, and it is instructive.

It is our antecedent commitments that shape our world, making situations and objects intelligible as threatening or favorable, easy or full of obstacles, or more generally, as affording certain actions (Sartre 1992a [1992a: 489).

We hypothesized that anxiety was not found as a predictive factor because it is an antecedent risk factor, which appears before the feelings of depression and hopelessness [ 24].