Sentence examples for predates by from inspiring English sources

His mother would cook a redfish courtbouillon, a fish stew that predates by a long time the surge of interest in Cajun food in the 1980's.

And another Hayes work, "Bound to Fail" (1966), which refers to slavery, predates by a year Bruce Nauman's "Henry Moore Bound to Fail".

It predates by 100,000 years the famous Tautavel man, a 20-year-old prehistoric hunter and ancestor of Neanderthal man, who was discovered at the site in 1971 and whose remains dated back about 450,000 years.

The kiss, between actors Lloyd Reckord and Elizabeth MacLennan, predates by six years the famous kiss between Kirk and Uhura in the third series of Star Trek, the first on US TV.

"It's very odd that the idea of the doctor, and of medicine, predates by thousands of years the actual ability of doctors to help anyone in more than small ways.

"Dolce" predates by nearly 30 years the explosive confessions of wartime collaboration in Marcel Ophuls's documentary "The Sorrow and the Pity," which French television declined to broadcast in 1970, even though it had partly paid for the project.

The pest population dies at a rate ax and is predated by the predator population at a rate (pxy).

Prey populations may suffer compensatory mortality when predated by native predators but, conversely, mortality may be additive as a result of non-native predators.

These mechanisms, if present, limit the inference that prey are effectively avoiding being predated by just avoiding predators.

We note that apart from predation by fish, sticklebacks are also predated by aquatic insects, birds and conspecifics.

Also, losses by predation were classified as fruits or mature seed predated by insect or predated by birds.