Sentence examples for predates its from inspiring English sources

Apple doesn't mention the iPhone by name in the patent, since it actually predates its existence, but it does suggest that an iPod could eventually become the control device in question.

Old Westbury Gardens would maintain the Boegner property for the county and use part of it to highlight the village's Quaker history, which predates its Gold Coast renown by some 200 years.

Baghdad's political crisis predates its war with ISIS.

In truth, the civil war predates its official declaration.

The glamorizing language used to describe the disease predates its naming, in 1873.

The machine at J. Mac's predates its owner, a former engineer for the city Board of Education who came to it in an unusual fashion.

In a statement, Bank of America noted that the case involved conduct that predated its acquisition of Countrywide, adding that it "agreed to this settlement to avoid the expense and distraction associated with litigating the case".

It has a colourful past, long predating its investment in Commerzbank.

It has also been shown that RFs are useful in predicting the development of RA, as the detection of IgM, IgA, and IgG RFs may predate its onset by years [ 38, 68], and it has been reported that their appearance in serum is sequential before diagnosis: first IgM RF, then IgA RF, and finally IgG RF [ 57, 69].

The MoD argued that it did not need to review weapons that predated its ratification of the Geneva protocol in 1998.

"It seems bizarre that, given the long history of justified concerns over the potential health and environmental impact of these weapons, assessing whether they may be illegal was not prioritised before they entered service". The MoD argued that it did not need to review weapons that predated its ratification of the Geneva protocol in 1998.