Sentence examples for presumably failed from inspiring English sources

But there would be negative effects too – those UK students who were beaten to a place by an EU rival presumably failed to get on their course because they weren't as academically able– thus a fall in EU students could be accompanied by a fall in the quality of the student intake.

French biology, for example, still pays greater respect to Lamarck than is true in English literature, and many Continental commentators seek to de-emphasize the contrasts between the presumably failed theories of Lamarck and those of Darwin, or else see some greater compatibility between a "molecularized" understanding of evolution and Lamarckianism (Gissis and Jablonka 2011; Laurent 1997).

An Irish source, the Annals of Tigernach, records that the Anglo-Saxons banded together against Oswald early in his reign; this may indicate an attempt to put an end to Oswald's overlordship south of the Humber, which presumably failed.

Cells with double nuclei, which had presumably failed cytokinesis, often underwent cell death.

That vote would presumably fail, thanks to Republican opposition, but it would allow the Democrats to keep the subject in the news.

This would also presumably fail to comply with the state's obligation under Article 4(2) of the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the Involvement of Children in Armed Conflict (2000) to "take all feasible measures" to ensure that the relevant norms are respected.

Back in the class for bad parents, Marge presumably fails the class, although it was later revealed due to a marginal error made between her scores and another mother's score, she actually had passed.

Reduced GRN levels presumably fail to sustain proper function and survival in aged neurons and, thus, eventually lead to progressive neurodegeneration in FTLD [ 14- 16].

Although it can form homophilic dimers between adjacent cell membranes in tissue culture, in pupal wings Fmi does not localize strongly to apical junctions and presumably fails to form stable homodimers in trans.

Contaminating sequences in the half-plate reads would presumably fail to map to full-plate assemblies or would result in low-coverage contigs, so we infer that the small number of molecules that leaked through the gasket have been effectively discarded.

If the "sleeper" really had a clean record, we would presumably still fail to catch him if he turned up at Dover or Heathrow on a tourist visa – or whatever arrangement we put in place for EU citizens if we quit the bloc.