Sentence examples for predates this from inspiring English sources
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.
His relationship with Bernardo has a history that long predates this revival.
Their once angry beauty, now serene, encapsulates the long period of unrest that predates this picture of calm.
Of course, the quest for the roots of Europeanness far predates this late 20th century experiment in pooled sovereignty.
Had his low blood count predated this new illness?
On the other hand, there are also signs of intellectual shifts predating this period.
There is no fossil evidence for them before about 185 million years ago, although they may predate this time.
Barbara Comstock, director of the Office of Public Affairs at the Justice Department, said the directive simply reflected "longstanding practice of this department, predating this administration".
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.
