Sentence examples for some predecessor from inspiring English sources

The difficulties involved with the synthesis and accumulation of ribonucleotides and RNA molecules in the prebiotic environment have led to the suggestion that the RNA world itself was the evolutionary outcome of some predecessor primordial living systems of what are now referred to as pre-RNA worlds (Fig. 4; Joyce 2002).

The selectors sprang a surprise and may be more potent than some predecessors.

But under Mr. Harper, and some predecessors, individual members of Parliament, even from his party, hold little sway.

A penchant for Ferragamo shoes and hair gel aside, Mr Babacan displays none of the ostentation of some predecessors.

In pushing the notion of European bonds, Mr. Barroso is embracing an idea championed unsuccessfully by some predecessors.

If that impasse persists, Mr. Obama should consider unilateral cuts, like some predecessors made, and challenge Russia to follow.

He does this with style and grace — no one is better at it — and without the weepiness of some predecessors.

Mr. Obuchi and some predecessors have come under harsh criticism for their tepid responses to past emergencies and natural disasters.

To their enduring credit, FFA chairman Steven Lowy and chief executive David Gallop also turned up when some predecessors have failed to do so in far less trying circumstances.

While some predecessors husbanded their authority, lest it be diluted, friends said he believed the more someone used power, the more power that person had.

If anything, some analysts said, it revealed a deeply pragmatic president, one less ideological than some predecessors, and more likely to balance many issues, including budgets and an analysis of American interests.