Sentence examples for many precursors from inspiring English sources

There were many precursors, but they were ignored or misinterpreted.

Mommsen, with his heroic self-control and self-abnegation, had many precursors.

As a social conceptualist -- or conceptual socialist -- Mr. Lee has many precursors, from Daniel Spoerri to Rirkrit Tiravanija.

His arguments about mass conversion, the Khazars and so on, all have many precursors, and equally many long-established critics.

I use Survivors – itself a remake of a 1970s series – as an example, but the post-apocalyptic sections of Atwood's books have many precursors, from Mad Max to The Omega Man and 28 Days Later.

And if the bill ever gets as far as George Bush's desk, the president has vowed to veto it.Nonetheless, Lieberman-Warner has made more headway than any of its many precursors and rivals.

While the ballots are due on Friday, and the Golden Globes ceremony is on Sunday, the many precursor groups have already announced their selections, which means that a crew of likely Oscar candidates has emerged.

But with many precursor materials having legitimate civilian uses, and with little time needed for factories to switch from making legitimate products to weapons, the real challenge for the authorities is determining in advance who plans to misuse the precursors in question.

It could also shed light on important questions in cancer research, such as how many precursor cells give rise to a tumor, how the cells in a tumor are related, and how cancer cells that have spread are related to the initial tumor.

Precursor peptides vary in both sequence and length, and therefore, it is likely that many precursor peptides remained unidentified using this stringent method.

The IM is also the site for the formation of many precursor components that are ultimately exported to form the OM and cell wall.