Sentence examples for likely gathered from inspiring English sources

Rain is frequent in Bovec, which made me think of the quagmire of mud that likely gathered in this cave.

Theranos left a room full of skeptical scientists wanting, barely mentioning the data it has likely gathered over the last decade from its technology.

As a startup, AiFi had the typical cold start challenge with a lack of visual data from real-world situations to start training their computers, versus Amazon, which likely gathered real-life data to train its algorithms while Amazon Go was in stealth mode.

And those fans who "liked" your page as a result will have their "like" showing to their friends, so you'll likely gather up some more people even after your advertising ends.

In truth, such an attempt to sabotage Beijing's candidacy would not likely gather much support at this point from international sports and governmental officials.

Falling smoking rates, speedier diagnosis, and better radiological, surgical and drug treatments have led to a 1 per cent decline in cancer death rates every year since 1990, they said – a trend which would likely gather pace.

Lower water levels have been helpful for fly fishing, and, with fewer places for animals to drink water, they will likely gather in concentrated areas, making conditions better for hunting.

Certainly, snagging Xiaomi would have given the initiative a flying start, but other companies including Baidu are said to be the subject of aggressive courtship so big names will likely gather sooner rather than later.

It is not clear whether or not work-in-progress games are stamped with the official Sony digital signing algorithm (allowing it to work on the PSP without the need of homebrew hacks) with this hardware, but the winner of this auction will likely gather some sort of cool information that could be used for the benefit of the homebrew community".

Versão Brasileira – Bar & Restaurante, in Bloco A Where the Brazilians will most likely gather... Goiânia.

Congress would likely gather industry, academic and public stakeholders together to craft a hybrid statute that would promote innovation as well as provide much-needed access to these basic upstream research tools.