Sentence examples for precursor much from inspiring English sources

He adds that this is another sign of AOL paying attention to Facebook, "which, usually, is a precursor (much like foreshocks) to a larger 'event' later on".

But I like its precursor as much, if not more.

In recent years, several critics have come to see O'Keeffe as an important precursor of much contemporary American art.

Alfred Jensen's paintings of numbers are a precursor to much recent art that concerns itself with numerals and letters.

Although Discovery could not know it at the time, the dispensary's skirmish with the tax board was a precursor to much more serious weed wars.

And experts warn that 2016, which has already seen an audacious attempt to steal £763m ($951m) electronically from Bangladesh's central bank in the spring, is the precursor for much worse to come.

"We anticipate this settlement will be the precursor of much larger ones in the future, especially with banks that face liability for participating in the scheme to defraud Enron's common shareholders," Mr. Lerach said in the statement.

He may well be a precursor to much of the physically eccentric, deconstructive painting going on right now, but it is hard to know if he has been an actual influence.

After dozens of repeated experiments, we found that the yield of triangular WS2 with WO2.9 precursor was much higher than that in the case of WO3 as precursor.

But hopefully his favorable experience is a precursor to much more volume, and lower prices as the technology progresses.

At day 8 of differentiation, Nestin-positive rosette-like clusters, typical of neural precursor, were much more expanded in ESC MS-275-pulsed -derived progeny compared to control.