Sentence examples for originating before from inspiring English sources

He's either infinitely old – originating before the universe was even formed – or 45, which is when he first appeared in Doctor Who, played with unforgettable panache by the great Roger Delgado.

The former, originating before recorded history, saw certain forms of personal suffering or of alienation from one's fellows as caused by an evil spirit that had gained entrance into the sufferer.

The adequate storage period for digital data on PACS and EPR depends first of all on the potential benefits of this information for the individual's personal health and may be 10 years or longer, e.g. in the context of chronic conditions originating before or during childhood, or neoplastic conditions with a propensity for late recurrence.

These texts do not appear in tombs or pyramids originating before the reign of Unas (r. 2375 2345 BC), who had the Pyramid of Unas built at Saqqara.

A 2003 study of the molecular phylogenetics and pattern of its distribution in South America and Australia indicate that A. luteobubalina is an ancient species, originating before the separation of the precursor supercontinent Gondwana.

Tumour samples originating before the new 2002 UICC TNM classification were re-evaluated according to these new criteria.

Whether these subtypes of element families originated before or after the origin of soybean as a distinct species is unknown.

Chinook Jargon may have originated before European contact.

Two of them originated, before the walkout, with Republican legislators.

Of the nine cases listed in that report, seven actually originated before Obama became president.

Nearly all of our processes originated before the advent of modern computer and communications technology.