Sentence examples for probable date of from inspiring English sources

The probable date of this inscription is the first half of the 5th century bce.

The probable date of the origin of the Etruscan alphabet is the late 9th or early 8th century bce.

It appears in Wit and Drollery, a collection of "jovial poems" published in 1656 (and thus some years earlier than the probable date of Aubrey's manuscript note).

The comments were among the first by Treasury ministers after Gordon Brown announced the date of the budget for the last week of March, six weeks before the probable date of a general election.

The most probable date of the next election is early 2014, but it could come much sooner, if coalition allies of the Congress-led government in Delhi decide to walk out.

He gave the probable date of the inscription as around 1230.

Robert Flynn Johnson, the curator of a 1998 exhibition of Jones's work at the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum in San Francisco, gives 1895 to 1910 as the probable dates of Jones's body of work.

He reported identifying probable dates of publication for just 4 of the 54 papers assessed, which resulted from incomplete masking, and knew which journals had published 2 of the papers because of familiarity with article layout.

This confirms the importance that historical linguists have long attached to including regular sound changes into attempts to reconstruct protolanguages, identify borrowings, and infer the genealogical history of a set of related languages, including their probable dates of origin and subsequent divergences.

The project's decision to settle on 1046 B.C. as the probable date for the fall of the Shang -- the date became widely known when draft reports were circulated -- angered some scholars.

The continued military actions against Britain after the fall of France had the strategic goal of making Britain 'see the light' and conduct an armistice with the Axis powers, with July 1 , 1940 being named by the Germans as the "probable date" for the cessation of hostilities.