Sentence examples for adopted probably from inspiring English sources

"The Constitution will be adopted probably next August, and the election authority will be permanently set up in September," he said.

Theravada Buddhism, as a popular religion based upon numerous small, local monasteries, adopted probably from the Tai, was spreading all over the region.

In the Philippines similar variants are sometimes interpreted as vestiges from a remote Indian mythology, adopted probably for the sake of their cultural prestige.

Routine telemedicine in Norway has been widely adopted, probably for geographical reasons, as in other settings.

Whether left- or right-handed activity was adopted was probably a matter of chance, but, once a particular asymmetry was established, it maintained itself.

Since Jude, who is adopted, is probably already suffering from the lifelong effects of fetal alcohol syndrome, one does tend to wonder if Les has the sense God gave a piece of lint, but whatever: Henderson is less interested in scolding these spacey parents than in showing what might produce a fervent commitment to a world as rigorous and rule-governed as the straight-edge music scene.

The "normcore personality" I had adopted was probably too drab and indifferent; I wondered if people thought me some kind of con artist or international assassin, looking as indistinguishable as possible in order to commit some awful atrocity.

Teenagers are still slower to adopt smartphones, probably due to the high cost of the devices and the expensive data plans they require.

He said the name -- which a Pentagon spokesman said had never been officially adopted -- was "probably under review".

The original Kung Fu Panda gives the impression that Po was probably adopted but that this is no big deal.

The classical Greeks customarily used the plural of to gramma ("the letter"); the later form alphabētos was probably adopted under Latin influence.