Sentence examples for was probably established from inspiring English sources

The first state mint was probably established by the Lydians, an Anatolian people, in the 7th century bc.

An independent Arakanese kingdom was probably established as early as the 4th century ad and was led at various times by Muslim as well as Buddhist rulers.

Situated on the Coruh River, a tributary of the Buyuk Menderes (Maeander) River, it was probably established by Eumenes II of Pergamum in 190 bc.

During the Middle Ages Chichester was an important centre of the English wool trade, and its wool staple (right to trade in wool) was probably established as early as 1314.

The empire was probably established by Changamire Dombo I (1684 95), who conquered some of the most fertile and mineral-rich areas and drove the Portuguese from their marketplaces in the Zambezi River valley in the 1690s.

The first voluntary hospital in England was probably established in 1718 by Huguenots from France and was closely followed by the foundation of such London hospitals as the Westminster Hospital in 1719, Guy's Hospital in 1724, and the London Hospital in 1740.

The limits for both total body size and organ size are probably established by genetic mechanisms.

Since only prominent persons were buried in dolmens, their number and location indicate the existence of many small Bronze Age tribal states that were probably established by powerful people.

But Andrew Sullivan, the British expat writer in the US, wrote a piece reminding New York magazine's readers how the great man had warned that "tyranny is probably established out of no other regime than democracy," in terms that describe the Trump scenario very well.

'Many of the rights of way can be traced back to the Middle Ages, and some were probably established long before that,' Simon explains, as he strides along a rutted path, surrounded by a carpet of tangled heather.

High numbers of beetles associated with pieces of wood soaked with seawater agrees with the hypothesis of a shipyard located nearby, and both halophilous ground-beetles and plants (Chenopodiaceae) indicate that saltpans were probably established in the area, as suggested by archaeological and historical data.