Sentence examples for far presumably from inspiring English sources

As Judge Friendly observed in a similar case, if 'Congress had wanted to go that far, presumably it would have known how to say so.' Ibid.

WalMart points out that the government has now started to close unsafe fatories, 19 so far (presumably because of the constant protests by locals since the collapse of Rana Plaza).

The Washington Post, which has had a tough time, has opposed a paywall so far, presumably because it worries it will not woo enough paying readers.Most important, a paper's content has to be worth paying for, which is bad news for papers that have cost-cut themselves into journalistic wraiths.

The mansion was built in the late 1790's by Archibald Gracie, a Scottish merchant and trader who lived far downtown; presumably this was his family's country house.

Let isn't sharing any user numbers, but Lorne sounds pretty happy with the growth so far (and presumably his new investors are, too).

And the presence of clay tells geologists that water altered the rock under far milder, presumably more habitable conditions than those that produced the rock Opportunity or any other rover has analyzed to date.

It's unclear how many users Swipp's consumer platform has accrued so far but presumably a lot less than social's giants — so whether its data is particular compelling to businesses yet is questionable.

As subjects we selected clinical residents, for they had just graduated from medical school and so far had presumably had little contact with schizophrenia patients.

Finally, the Entransia and Closterium mtDNA sequences disclosed trnT ugu), a gene missing in all other streptophyte mtDNAs examined so far and presumably originating from the chloroplasts of red algae or glaucocystophytes.

Unfortunately, however, doses of T4 sufficient to normalize circulating hormone concentrations have been largely ineffective in the patients treated so far (5 – 8), presumably because the currently identified individuals have mutations that result in expression of mutant receptors with little or no T3 binding affinity.

In Mr Schumer's view, presumably, far too many Chinese peasants are escaping poverty.