Sentence examples for will postdate from inspiring English sources
Moreover, it is too rarely emphasized that when dating the same node a genuine discrepancy is expected, as coalescent times (Tgene; see Figure 1) will predate cladogenesis while morphological diversification (Tmorphology; see Figure 1) will postdate cladogenesis.
Communication must be either at or before the execution of the will, in contrast to fully secret trusts, when it may postdate the will so long as it predates the death of the testator.
Approximately 60 000 women per annum in the UK will deliver postdates.
The next recession will necessarily result from those factors that postdate the previous recession.
You can postdate a check, but not everyone will accept them.
The Gospels postdate the events by 40-80 years. 40-80 years
Islamic State has released an audio recording of its leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, that appears to postdate the latest rumours of his death, in which he accuses the US of wilting in the face of Russia and lacking "the will to fight".
Runes, which are a Scandinavian invention anyway, postdate the Roman alphabet by centuries.
These works certainly postdate the Oxford Lectura and may even belong to the Parisian period.
The new erosion surface must postdate all units, dikes, veins, and deformation features that it crosses.
