Sentence examples for may presumably apply from inspiring English sources

In Germany, regulatory risk assessment reports for individual PPPs currently exist in the form of text files only, and the same may presumably apply to most other EU Member States.

Today's decision would presumably apply to all of those wings.

Nevertheless, the theory would presumably apply regardless of the marriage's length.

The component of the study on 'returning home to die' among HIV sufferers describes a pattern that may reasonably be expected, and presumably applies to sufferers of other potentially terminal diseases like cancer.

Dabiba (presumably applied to towns or regions) is medieval, but I wouldn't put it past Dr. Zawahri to revive it.

Although professors have presumably applied to the LA program and are interested in the benefits afforded by incorporating LAs into their classrooms, they often have limited experience with progressive educational pedagogy and may therefore still have ideas about teaching and learning that diverge from the principles we are trying to help LAs develop.

Such variation in similarity may presumably be attributed to differences in source.

Presumably, the same issue may apply to carfilzomib.

These factors, however, may not apply to all patients and, in particular, to those with the diagnosis of diabetes, presumably related to adaptive mechanisms developed in the setting of chronic hyperglycemia [ 28].

The word "genuine" may not apply.

But it may not apply to grammar.