Sentence examples for if presumably from inspiring English sources

It is a fitting, if presumably unintended, slogan for India's textile industry.

They will meet once a year (if, presumably, they can find a mutually convenient window in their hectic executive schedules).

Fortunately Jowitt is now reviewing online, at her blog DanceBeat, where she's free to write as she chooses – even if, presumably, she no longer gets paid for it.

It would, however, be enough to make a substantial if presumably one-time difference in the budget deficit, which is projected to total $165 billion for the fiscal year that ends on Sept. 30.

In an entry on his blog on Wednesday, Griffin told BNP followers that he would attend "to represent the patriots who made this possible; I'll be there for you" and asked for their thoughts on what he should say "if – presumably due to some ghastly blunder by a courtier – I actually meet her?" Today Buckingham Palace said it had decided to rescind the invitation.

After it hit the jackpot with "Chicago" last year, Miramax went out and acquired the rights to three more musicals ("Guys and Dolls," "Pippin" and "Damn Yankees"), in uncanny, if presumably unconscious, emulation of the misguided Zanucks all those Hollywoods ago.

If many presumably sophisticated Madoff investors were ruined, what chance do the rest of us have?

And if so, presumably this is a unique feat and would justify Grant's nickname The Legend?" asks Patrick Laughlin.

As far as the big picture is concerned it is an amusing but relatively inconsequential incident (if not, presumably, for Omega's PR department).

If so, presumably, there are probably some items that are off limits.

Why encode from FLAC to MP3 if you, presumably, have access to the master files?