Sentence examples for presumably available from inspiring English sources

In this model, the exfoliation damage was assumed as a surface crack with a depth that was presumably available from an NDI or grindout database.

The fact that the Victoria Painting Book was still in print — and presumably available for purchase — in 1904 and 1906 raises questions about just how popular the title was (unless of course my date attribution of ca. 1897 is off).

According to former senior Navy officials, the coded communications presumably available to the Soviet Union would include such sensitive information as reports on the capabilties and weaknesses of American weaponry, some of which will be part of the American arsenal into the 1990's.

Mr. Garneau said at a news conference that the step had been taken after a review of newly available satellite tracking data — presumably available to aviation regulators elsewhere — that suggested similarities in the Ethiopian Airlines crash and the crash last October of a Lion Air Max 8 in Indonesia.

The smell of coffee fills the valley - other brands presumably available elsewhere.

Yes, you'd think he could have gotten a better name (for example, ericschmidt is currently suspended, and presumably available).

It's a culture that has long conflated women in public with sexual availability, and punished public, presumably sexually available women with sexual violence.

(Regular retail editions will presumably become available when Panasonic's exclusivity runs out, though used copies are available on the Internet in the $100 to $150 range).

Published by Test Centre, a lively London independent, in an edition of 300 copies, with 20 in buckram covers, it will not, presumably, be available from Amazon.

The raw data behind the key graphs in the climate debate "were not preserved" by the analysts, she said, though it "presumably is available from the original sources".

These metabolisms rely on an expanded range of transition metals presumably made available by the build-up of molecular oxygen in soil crusts and marine microbial mats.