Sentence examples for rich precedent from inspiring English sources

But there is a rich precedent.

While to the best of our knowledge no specific inhibitors of bacterial Y-family polymerases have been discovered, there is a rich precedent for use of specific nucleotide drugs to combat viral infection or cancer.

But for all their invocations of the rich precedents of nudity in India's art history and religious iconography, Husain's defenders could do little to stem the tide of attacks – notably over the internet – on more and more of his images.

And "I Feel Like Pac/I Feel Like Biggie" aspires to connect that urge to its richest precedent, with a hook by Swizz Beatz, a studious but snarling verse by T. I. and a legacy send-off by Diddy (credited as Puff Daddy).

It's been so rich with precedent and incident — and so very, very long — that we have, if anything, undervalued and even lost sight of its significance at times.

Abu Ghaith's successful trial does prove something, but it's something we ought to have already known: putting on a trial is not actually that hard when you have a justice system that is a couple hundred years old and rich in precedent, with hundreds of terrorism trials behind it.

History is rich with precedents.

But the form has a rich vein of precedent, too.

Spain and Italy would not be the only places to fret about the precedent of rich regions pulling away from poorer ones.

But the construction also suggests Max Beckmann, whose brusque, crowded paintings offer Mr. Peterson a useful precedent for rich, jaundiced narrative imbued with irrefutable formal power.

It was only natural that Indians would enjoy a writer who used language as Wodehouse did - playing with its rich storehouse of classical precedents, mockingly subverting the very canons colonialism had taught Indians they were supposed to venerate.