Sentence examples for more recent origin from inspiring English sources

The chronometric scale is of more recent origin.

Most towns, however, are of more recent origin.

The other three bridges are of more recent origin.

The name Beehive is of uncertain but more recent origin.

Why does the mitochondrial DNA suggest a much more recent origin for polar bears?

Man-made threats to the oceanic environment are of more recent origin.

However, the mtDNA U7 and Y chromosome N2 haplogroups among the Khanty and Mansi are probably of more recent origin.

However, unlike the craft, coal, and cotton unions, those of more recent origin still faced an uphill struggle.

No, we come back to the OED's contention that the phrase is of much more recent origin than the mid-18th century of Mrs Glasse's book.

Even Richard M. Nixon sought to use that sort of defense (although the phrase itself is of much more recent origin).

Most researchers agree that the physical characteristics shown by modern humans are of more recent origin and certainly postdate the Chancelade specimen.