Sentence examples for one predates from inspiring English sources

Two catastrophic events, represented by mega-landslides, have been identified, the first one predates the deposition of early Pleistocene fluvial deposits, and the second one possibly occurred during the middle-late Pleistocene.

Sadly, this one predates the Bible by a fair margin.

O'Loughlin collected 24 total poems from Arabic women poets ― most are Muslim, though one is Jewish and one predates Islam.

Moreover, all the studied cores are located on the crystalline basement or on an old volcanic one predating the Chaîne des Puys.

With its fading but still bright frescoes, one predating Francis, and Francis' seal, a red Tau cross that he supposedly etched himself on the recessed window wall, the simple little chapel spoke of the saint as Assisi could not.

The two clusters of conserved families presented in Figure 1 and Figure 2, are likely to be remnants of at least two major outbursts of repeat amplification – one predating the separation of the mammalian and bird lineages and the other one corresponding to subsequent diversification of the ancient mammals prior to the origin of eutherians.

It's an ancient order of feminist homosociety--one predating the Iron Age that presumably ushered in the male homosocial religions, or if subsequent to the demise of the first feminist age, one that grappled with it in memory of the feminist order that went down.

Castner Range's story is one that predates any English settlement on Virginia's coast; predates the economic struggles displayed at a rail car factory in Chicago; and predates a park that served as a refuge and platform for those searching for equal rights in New York City.

It is both a feminist statement, one that predates any kind of feminist movement, and a larger meditation on the power of writing.

But it is also one that predates him.

A. The first one actually predates the subway and, as usual, the team from Brooklyn lost.