Sentence examples for predates three from inspiring English sources

The NRC's last new reactor approval predates Three Mile Island, Chernobyl and Fukushima, all of which dented public support (and not just in America either: nuclear power supplies three-fourths of France's electricity, yet in one poll 57% of French respondents favoured abandoning it).

The Berks facility holds up to about 100 people and predates two much larger federal centers created after an influx of women and children apprehended at the U.S.-Mexico border in 2014.

The results show that the splitting of the two species predated two duplication events that took place independently in the Arabidopsis and poplar lineages.

Yet in a sense, Mon Roi predates all three of these films.

A second possible explanation is that the signature of shared variation between P. glaucus and P. canadensis derives from ancestral variation that predates the three species radiation.

That was in 1893, predating by three years even the adoption of New Jersey's state flag.

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.

A second, smaller crater, which predates the one at Chicxulub by about 2,000 to 5,000 years, was discovered at Boltysh in Ukraine in 2002.

While rising support for the National Front predates the two major terrorist strikes that took place this year in Paris, concerns about Islamic radicalism and rising antagonism toward immigrants undoubtedly helped Le Pen and her colleagues.

In images that predate by three decades Sebastião Salgado's affecting pictures of famine victims in the Sahel in East Africa, Bubley shows the incomparable grace of Berber peasants as they wait for treatment by a Unicef team.

Stanley Ambrose, an anthropologist from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, points to a culture in northern Africa that predates the one in South Africa: the Aterian culture.