Examples of using Their predecessors in English and their translations into Polish
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In contrast to their predecessors, whoServed exclusively for the storage of things,
Compared with their predecessors, to convince the tires with a much higher mileage,
They draw an inspiration from achievements of their predecessors, but they don't just duplicate that, they rather use it as inspiration for their own musical voyage.
Unlike their predecessors, this was a largely agricultural community that led a settled lifestyle.
Besides, Wandesa will want revenge on them, since it was their predecessors who caused her death.
Dickson's engineers work all year long in partnership with the best international laboratories to fine-tune fabrics that will outdo their predecessors in every way whilst remaining eco friendly and durable.
were very similar to their predecessors.
technology in past was accomplished because old-time scientists used to add new findings to scientific foundations created by their predecessors.
values scenario of the millennials generation is radically different from their predecessors.
This is primarily because the 10 Masters have inherited their predecessors, the artistic style of painting teacher.
not enough to outshine their predecessors.
it was really easy compared to their predecessors.
higher efficiency compared to their predecessors.
Computer giants IBM have taken over the running of London's congestion charge scheme this week and like their predecessors, Capita, they will be synchronizing the system with Galleon Systems time servers.
potential-matter endowment of a local universe are determined by the manipulations of the power directors and their predecessors as well as by the Creator Son's activities
believe in procedures inherited from their predecessors, farmers from the East are much more open to new technologies
The new model names make it clear that both of the new loaders differ from their predecessors not only in the engine technology under the hood,
as successive generations of stars are formed from material enriched in heavy elements by their predecessors, e.g. through explosions of supernovae
the rise of various sects who would behave in a manner similar to their predecessors, and that they would split into seventy-three sects,
he tries to find out if the man whose moral code he does not completely understand will be able to finish the work started centuries before by their predecessors, the work that he himself is unable to continue in any meaningful manner.