Sentence examples for but it presumably from inspiring English sources

Your roommate's demand seems nonsensical, but it (presumably) arises out of real feelings.

Local economists scoffed at the report, since the first affected by a weak rand are the rich, but it presumably encouraged speculators.

NBC reportedly couldn't match Fox's offer, said to be twenty-five million dollars a year, but it presumably raised Kelly's previous annual pay, which was fifteen million dollars.

There's no word on how long the criminal investigation will last but it presumably will rely heavily on videos of the fight.

There is very little information on the basic natural history of this species, but it presumably has similar habitats to the other Leptotila doves: likely feeding on seeds and insects gleaned from the forest floor.

It is, of course, another matter whether species, even if they are granted status as individuals, ought to be granted minds but it presumably cannot be ruled out a priori.

But changing it presumably is.Understanding that variation is the next task.

The placebo effect is strong, so to say that a quack treatment is "no better than placebo" is not to say that it does nothing, but that it presumably operates psychosomatically.

We don't, of course, know the details of what its president, Mario Draghi, will announce but it will presumably include a notional interest rate cut and a commitment to extend the quantitative easing (QE) programme indefinitely.

The current number is hard to nail down, but it is presumably dropping.

But it will presumably only enrage them more to learn that he doesn't fully believe it himself.