Sentence examples for argued to date back from inspiring English sources
Forces of ships were raised through obligations of a ship-levy through the system of ouncelands and pennylands, which have been argued to date back to the muster system of Dál Riata, but were probably introduced by Scandinavian settlers.
Hair replacement surgery appears to date back to Japan.
Some claim it was invented in 1843 by a hungover Charles Dickens, while many historians argue that it dates back to the early days of the Mayan civilisation where, on the winter solstice, live turkeys would be covered in berries and flour before being ritualistically sliced and eaten.
Aldana argues the misinterpretation dates back to the 1960s when archeologist Michael D. Coe published "The Maya".
In their new book, Killing King: Racial Terrorists, James Earl Ray, and the Plot to Assassinate Martin Luther King, Jr., out this week to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of King's death, investigative researchers Stuart Wexler and Larry Hancock describe a tangled web of plots behind MLK's murder, one they argue dated back to the late 1950s.
He also argues that those laws, which date back to the 19th century, are poorly suited to the economic reality of the 21st.
To be fair, it might be argued that this bifurcation dates back to the 1860s.
Mr. Whalen argues that America's present-day troubles date back to the days when it entered World War I. Decision makers — public and private — chose to finance the war's cost through an enormous increase in the federal debt.
They argue that her involvement in military matters date back to her days in the White House, when she supported the use of American forces in the Balkans and pushed for an investigation into why thousands of Persian Gulf war veterans returned with various illnesses.
Such a restructuring can for example be argued according to the extensive literature dating back to Coase's transaction cost theory [18] (theory of the firm).
