Sentence examples for long predating from inspiring English sources

It's a long-standing bias in our psychology, long predating the Internet.

It has a colourful past, long predating its investment in Commerzbank.

But the Winter Olympic event with the oldest military connections — long predating the firearm — is cross-country skiing.

The three biggest nationalities pouring into Europe were fleeing conflicts caused by events long predating 2016 and not confined within their borders.

J. M. Berger's "Jihad Joe," a sober, factual account of the Americans who have been lured to the cause of religious violence, offers a useful reminder that this phenomenon is nothing new, long predating the Sept. 11 attacks.

White House coordination in environmental communications was also standard procedure, long predating the Bush administration, and some squabbles that did erupt during the crisis were compounded by personality conflicts among mid-level public information officers.

Business long predates busyness.

Such logjams long predate the electronic age.

Its squeeze long predates the latest austerity.

Patients vs. Profits Their editorial collaboration long predated the romance.

This shift long predates the recent financial crisis, too.