Sentence examples for it has likely disappeared from inspiring English sources
A full 92% of retweets happen within the tweet's first hour, meaning that if 60 minutes have passed and no one has picked up on your tweet, it has likely disappeared into the ether.
The feelings evoked by the astronomical amount paid for the Picasso canvas include impotent rage (the amount of money is obscene, and now another painting has likely disappeared into the insular realms of the super rich) and something deeper, an unease about the ways and doings of the larger art world.
However, the majority of historical mitochondrial haplotypes and a high number of autosomal alleles appear to have been lost and a specific northern wolf type has likely disappeared from the present-day gene pool.
When the Nets gathered for a workout today, the mood was still a little bit the way it was when they had left Continental Arena on Friday night, frustrated and disappointed with the result of that night's game as well as the realization that their playoff hopes had likely disappeared.
Pads of fat that may previously have "plugged" such leaks have likely disappeared.
If reproductive isolation was solely due to geography, the latter species would have likely disappeared through hybridisation, which easily happens in captivity [ 73].
Sands was told "it has disappeared".
Today it has mostly disappeared.
However, it has not disappeared.
Fortunately, it has nearly disappeared from developed countries.
