Sentence examples for are presumably only from inspiring English sources

Both are presumably only engagements in the "war on terror".

This suggests that best practice for the method is to use some form of random sampling followed by selecting only pairs that occur in more than one sampling (Table 2) as this should specifically remove pairs due to low variance genes, which have no E coli definitions and are presumably only affected in the SynTReN simulation by added noise.

A fact Mr Armani is presumably only too aware of: his brand is now so successful that he was reportedly able to splash out £124m on his own private Greek island recently.

There's presumably only so many times a man can hear a bartender sniggeringly ask "Do you want that on the rocks, or does Sir prefer to … take it straight up?" before he decides to cut his losses and go teetotal.

It is presumably only during the Planck era, when the usual four space-time dimensions acquire their natural Planck scales, that the existence of what is more fundamental than the usual ideas of mass-energy and space-time becomes fully revealed.

It's a fun little contest, and one that's presumably only open to UK residents.

But the inference from the limits of the artistically formal to the limits of the artistically aesthetic is presumably only as strong as the inferences from the immediacy and disinterest theses to artistic formalism, and these are not beyond question.

Jolla is not disclosing the total size of the Series C it has now closed at this point, given it's presumably only received a fraction of the figure at this point.

He is, presumably, only human.

For example, it was presumably only proper for the editors to present expectant readers with personal information of the dead white citizens (a crew of three plus an immigration guard).

In addition, its specificity relative to social communication disorder, which was not examined, is presumably only moderate.