Sentence examples for present presumably from inspiring English sources

The past and the present, presumably.

Visits by fire officials with search dogs in recent weeks suggested that human remains were still present, presumably thrown there from the falling buildings or the crashed planes.

Among Telescope's owners is Sir Alex Ferguson, though he was not present, presumably finding some alternative diversion in the Brazil area.

Mr. Fellowes, Mr. Fenton notes, "is married to someone who — were it not for the anomaly of our laws of primogeniture — would be in line to inherit the title of the present (presumably the last) Earl Kitchener of Khartoum," a situation that mirrors that of the Crawley clan on the show.

Larger molecular weight complexes were also present, presumably due to aggregation and precipitation of the receptor.

In contrast, only small amounts of radioactivity were detected in non-target organs except for the kidneys were 213Bi-DTPA-[F3]2 is present presumably due to secretion of the peptide.

The involvement of auditory cortex when concurrent sounds were presented presumably indicates that the temporal structure of events in this additional (but task-irrelevant) modality was also encoded, even though the task-relevant target could only arise within the visual modality.

And the chapter describing Hartman's murder is written in the present tense, presumably for the sake of drama.

Any resemblance that the show may have to real-life breakfast programmes past or present is presumably entirely coincidental.

Julia Davis is to star in a new Channel 4 sitcom about a failing breakfast TV show in which any resemblance to real-life programmes past or present is presumably entirely coincidental.

Motivated essentially by the above-mentioned works, here we present the (presumably new) notions of deferred weighted (mathcal{B} -statistical convergence and statistical deferred weighted (mathcal{B} -statistical.