Sentence examples for doesn't presumably from inspiring English sources

There's a word that Sinclair seems to want to use but doesn't, presumably because of its recent contamination by ghost milk: that word being "community", as (perhaps) embodied in the Manor Garden Allotments and as (perhaps) connoting a local culture that is improvised, long-term and mutual, existing as an accumulation of small and reciprocally beneficial transactions.

But he didn't, presumably because it's reportedly a driver of traffic to WND's website.

The owner of the Peugeot 207 who parked beyond the mid-on boundary did not, presumably, do so expecting a cricket ball-shaped dent in its boot.

Located on the fringe of a large Russian wolf population (currently ~40,000 wolves; [ 10]), the Finnish population did not presumably disappear altogether, but experienced several consecutive bottlenecks.

She doesn't say, presumably because she doesn't know.

Unlike bound variables, singular terms sometimes do and sometimes do not carry ontological commitment: 'Socrates is wise' presumably does; but 'Pegasus does not exist' presumably does not.

It doesn't succceed, although, presumably, it doesn't expect to.

But the moral character of Georgetown law student Sandra Fluke doesn't matter (except, presumably, to her).

The report does not say but presumably some of these tactics may be illegal, either under international or domestic law.

As a consequence, the valley orbit splitting for Li in the dot does not exceed, presumably, 10 meV.

Large expansion of triplet repeats in AIB1 gene does not occur, presumably due to the frequent interruption by CAA [ 18].