Sentence examples for can't presumably from inspiring English sources

MSF can't presumably keep paying the staff of Timbuktu; it should be Malians.

I could never make any sense of why that was so important, and still can't; presumably, both theories are false.

The region can't complete, presumably, for the attention of United States policy makers.

The troika clearly did a reverse Corleone – they made Tsipras an offer he can't accept, and presumably did this knowingly.

2010: My Fifth Annual List Of The Tech Products I Love And Use Every Day Arrington has been doing this for five years now: naming the 24 products and services he can't live without, presumably so that his legions of fanboys can use the self-same apps and in doing so become even closer to their hero.

"The troika clearly did a reverse Corleone -- they made Tsipras an offer he can't accept, and presumably did this knowingly," economist and Nobel laureate Paul Krugman wrote of the creditors' final bailout offer.

What we're seeing now, through the lens of PUAHate, is that young men who can't get laid – presumably because of their entitled and poisonous ideas of when and how women should pay attention to them – are angry enough about their romantic shortfalls to organise en masse online.

Urban areas are intricate, shapeshifting ecosystems that presumably can't be clicked together in an afternoon.

If anyone missed the moral ambiguity of his actions on a first viewing, they presumably can't miss it now.

But NHS England tells us that we can't publish our STPs – presumably because it's worried about negative headlines.

National Community suggests that this will result in ever more credit cards at high-interest rates being pushed to American consumers who presumably can't fend for themselves.