Sentence examples for pre-dating the from inspiring English sources

The German bank had problems pre-dating the financial meltdown.

Is he suggesting that there was a treaty pre-dating the Stockholm Convention?

Macroglobulin: The complement system is an ancient system for immune response, pre-dating the immunoglobulins.

They played many matches, including one against the descendants of the famous Johnny Mullagh Aboriginal team, which toured England in 1868, even pre-dating the Ashes.

One letter, from 1567, about a headstrong youth uses the term "white lie," pre-dating the O.E.D.'s earliest record of the phrase by nearly two centuries.

Here in the offices of California magazine, we have file cabinets filled with all manner of old photos from campus, even pre-dating the move to Berkeley.

And the Home Office proposes to give the police the power to take DNA from people who have convictions pre-dating the database.

If there are paintings pre-dating the arrival of modern humans into Europe – that is, older than 42,000 years old – it will be hard to doubt that Neanderthals were the world's first cave artists.

Until now, a single molecular phylogeny of Ricinulei has been published, recovering the African Ricinoides as the sister group of the American Pseudocellus and providing evidence for the diversification of the order pre-dating the fragmentation of Gondwana.

The Scottish Government's White Paper on an independent Scotland points out that the Union of the Crowns dates back to 1603, pre-dating the Union of the Parliaments  by more than a century.

They represent relict landscape features eroded by extensive ice overriding the whole coastal area before at least 6 Ma (pre-dating the build-up of the Mt. Melbourne volcanic field).