Sentence examples for could have recently from inspiring English sources

Historic oscillations in Antarctic climate could have recently transplanted these animals and allowed them to survive for a time.

Or you could have recently wandered through the Ritz-Carlton, which is currently setting up for Obama's second inauguration.

You can bet it's not a buck a slice, which you could have recently paid in this part of town if you could scrape together enough change.

On the Grand Journal recently, one of the commentators, Jean Michel Aphatie, pointed out that, if you check the dates of Ramadan -- which was in the summer for the past couple of years -- there's no way this incident could have recently happened, if it did happen at all.

They could have recently exited cell cycle in vivo.

Another (non mutually exclusive) hypothesis is that the origin(s) could have recently moved.

A common practice is to fudge provenance by claiming an antiquity has been in the family for a long time – and so could not have recently been smuggled.

The technology could help people who have recently lost their hearing and, on a more basic level, it could improve our interactions with gadgets that are usually controlled by hand.

The sea lion pup is believed to be less than a year old and could have been recently separated from its mother.

And finally the fact that the technique of Transposon Display involving EhSINE1 was successfully used to distinguish between four strains of E. histolytica [ 17] might suggest that these elements could have been recently mobile.

It is not surprising to detect indications of rapid growth in the populations that were novel at 11 months (i.e., Bifidobacterium in the mother, and both Bifidobacterium and the new Bacteroides strain in the infant) because these could have been recently founded.