Sentence examples for necessary precursor from inspiring English sources

Yet talk is the necessary precursor for action.

Establishing his life in Jamaica was a necessary precursor to Fleming's pursuit of fiction.

However, the Iraqi authorities say that the process is a necessary precursor to the official legalisation of unions in Iraq.

This is a necessary precursor if AOL Time Warner is to make a firm bid for AT&T's cable operation, the nation's biggest, with about 14.4 million subscribers.

And they haven't been accompanied by the bold, honest, creative and self-critical thinking that is an absolutely necessary precursor to action that would be effective.

She makes the case for supporting education and basic, curiosity-driven research scientific work without any immediate practical application as a necessary precursor to economic growth.

Rumours of a takeover have surrounded the company for some time, but a resolution to its pension deficit is seen as a necessary precursor to any approach.

A necessary precursor to jobs in certain fields, they act as both a gateway and a barrier to entry.

In human hearts, too, Dr. Murry said, the muscle cells dedifferentiate after injury and double up their DNA, a necessary precursor to cell division.

Secretary Hillary Clinton practically had to forge the Syrian opposition groups into a coherent collective, as a necessary precursor to persuading them to do the right things.

But it may be a necessary precursor to reforming the banking system and thus a big step towards putting the Japanese economy back on its feet.