Sentence examples for predated this from inspiring English sources

Had his low blood count predated this new illness?

Both agreed that dance predated this pottery art by a great stretch of time, and that it probably had long had a social function beyond mere entertainment.

None the less, Paypal's press office tells me that as the actual transaction predated this, she does not qualify for a refund.

She also said the issue of Ashcroft's non-dom status predated this government, adding: "It is a line in the book and we are not going to comment on a book".

Detection of positron emission by coincidence detection using probes predated this [22, 23], but early imaging was mainly limited to single photon detection using either a rectilinear scanner or gamma camera.

Since the first evidence of brain size increase is not seen until 1.8 Ma, it was clear that bipedalism significantly predated this event by well over a million years.

The current crisis in that faith predates this disaster.

A deeper problem predates this government, indeed, predates the roll-out of academies.

Slimane's fascination with him predates this descent, and he aims to outflank it as well.

But Gaulier's guru status long predates this purple patch: his alumni include Emma Thompson and Simon McBurney, Helena Bonham Carter and Sacha Baron Cohen.

His relationship with Bernardo has a history that long predates this revival.