Sentence examples for than preceding from inspiring English sources

More so than preceding U.S. governments, the Obama administration has sometimes implicitly criticized China for not cooperating more to restrain Pyongyang.

Walker acknowledged that the 1870 census was far from perfect, but he refused to concede that it was more deficient in its coverage of the population than preceding censuses.

The desorption process was more rapid than preceding sorption, for all samples.

While the study was larger than preceding attempts, the sample number was still small when considering heritability calculations.

However, we can tell, by weighing both data sources, that Mavericks has enjoyed far more rapid adoption than preceding editions of OS X.

When we interpret the results, the types of evaluation methods that we identify arise as ex post categories, rather than preceding the analysis.

Again, life seems to succeed death rather than precede it.

Allegations of bribery and corruption against the nation's top leaders typically follow — rather than precede — a fall from political grace.

This "sense realism" means that individual experience in contact with reality is the origin of knowledge; principles of knowledge follow, rather than precede, the study of specifics.

First, the health care debacle, with full credit due Hillary Rodham Clinton, who failed to get the changes she wanted because she acted as if public debate should follow rather than precede her prescriptions.

"Good law follows reality rather than precedes it," he wrote.