Sentence examples for must presumably from inspiring English sources
No the "war" must presumably refer to the Balkan war of the 1990s.
All this M&A action must presumably have been a boon to hedge fund managers?
Other images must presumably have been faked with montage, stop-start photography or Photoshop, otherwise the phenomenon cannot be explained.
That's the price Mr. McDonagh must presumably pay for his unnerving ability to turn the stomach while tickling the armpit.
On the one hand, John Carey must presumably be delighted at the fuss and bother which the news has unleashed.
With those and others to choose, Mr Chirac must presumably have some good reasons for picking the unassuming Mr Raffarin.Indeed so.
What about the application process to Oxford University prompted an interviewee to quip to a CNN reporter, "Are they on drugs?" The newly added question "Would you rather be, a novel or a poem?," which every bright-eyed young hopeful must answer, presumably without giggling.
In the first few moments, the American is shown with a lovely "friend" whom, after they encounter a killer, he must eliminate, presumably because she is a witness -- to quite a bit.
A specific increase of Thr residues in the membrane interior must be presumably connected to some mt functions.
We first analyzed "downstream" neurons, which did not receive monosynaptic inputs from the thalamus (and whose synaptic inputs must therefore presumably originate from the cortex), comparing the average depolarization caused by thalamic inputs during DOWN and UP states.
While founding communities of microbes may help displace late colonizers of the endosphere, the plant itself must also presumably regulate which microbes infect its tissues, or otherwise be overwhelmed by parasites and pathogens.
