Sentence examples for originated soon from inspiring English sources
Cheese making probably originated soon after humans first took milk from wild or domesticated animals.
The obtained ages (∼15.7 4.3 ka) indicate that sackungen post-date the regional LGM and some of them originated soon after the glacier withdrawal from adjacent valleys.
The dates obtained in this study suggest that crown galagos originated soon after the EOB (~33 Ma) with the divergence of the lineage leading to Euoticus.
The dating of the HPR duplication allele between 3,400 and 4,200 years ago suggests that it originated soon after the development of agriculture in West Africa, possibly after the drying of the Sahara region and the consequent southward move of the northern limit of the tsetse fly, the vector for trypanosomiasis.
Instead, these axons came to an abrupt halt midway along their intended paths and the neurons from which they originated died soon afterwards.
However, it should be noted that contemporary birds are classified in some 25 orders, most of which originated around or soon after the K/T boundary (i.e., there are probably only short internal branches, in particular within Neoaves; Hackett et al. 2008; Pacheco et al. 2011).
This choice surely originated in Washington but soon involved London also.
The sect originated in England and soon established communities in New York and other Eastern states, but by the early 19th century had established staid Western enclaves that stretched southwestward from Ohio's Western Reserve into southern Ohio and Indiana, and central and southern Kentucky.
Since 2002, every grant Dr. Soon received originated with fossil fuel interests, according to documents received from the Smithsonian Institution in response to Greenpeace FOIA requests.
With Jim Carrey as Count Olaf, the 2004 film was a moderate success, but a sequel fell through because the children who originated the roles were soon too old to revisit the series. .
According to recent molecular divergence date estimates, the placental superorders diverged around 88too 90 Ma, but most extant orders seem to have originated near to or soon after the Cretaceous-Paleogene extinction, around 65 Ma [ 2, 55].
