Sentence examples for likely emerged from inspiring English sources

Jainism likely emerged about the 6th century bce in reaction to Brahmanic Hinduism.

The floral motifs in this and other works by Fresquís likely emerged from his study of Mexican rococo prints, which incorporated patterns found in Asian weavings.

One tail of the shirt is perpetually untucked; whatever he has on most likely emerged from a pile of similarly unremarkable garments.

Contrary to the popular assumption that the new swine flu pandemic arose on factory farms in Mexico, federal agriculture officials now believe that it most likely emerged in pigs in Asia, but then traveled to North America in a human.

Exploratory curve fitting suggested that the observed sleep effect most likely emerged from an interaction of training-induced improvement and detrimental 'time-on-task' processes, such as fatigue.

The clone likely emerged in South Asia around 1985 and then picked up resistance genes in the following years, before spreading to Southeast Asia and Africa, Dougan says.

Someone like him will most likely emerge over the ensuing weekends.

A few people, including Mr. Marlow, said the senator will likely emerge from any criticism unscathed.

Brazil, Indonesia and Thailand are seen as the next most likely emerging market to raise rates.

Among uneducated and unskilled workers, leaders likely emerge along tribal and societal lines.

The "clarion call" Mr. Blow refers to will most likely emerge from among the young.