Sentence examples for presumably less than from inspiring English sources

Kors's Hawaii is what the industry calls a "seasonal" (meant to disappear from the shelves after a certain time), and standard industry practice for seasonals is to spend less money on ingredients — presumably less than what was spent on Virgin Island Water.

Suppliers are not talking about the Windsor plant, but they are presumably less than thrilled.

Chief among them: Twitter now has over 145 million registered users (though presumably less than 150 million, or he would have said that).

The algorithm can be stopped if |Eelectr,0iter m - Eelectr,0iter m - 1| is smaller than a threshold value, presumably less than the chemical accuracy 1 kcal/mol, or if stationary LCAO parameter set is reached, that is, |dkiter m + 1 - dkiter m| < ϵthreshold for all k's.

One point to note: BlackBerry had been talking up its device "sellouts" online at Amazon and its own store, but the fact that it's also revealing that it had presumably less than 200,000 units to go around to satisfy initial demand means the accomplishment isn't necessarily indicative of resounding success.

Hence we conclude that the number of different genera is relatively small, presumably less than a few tens.

Nevertheless, people with cause to visit doctors are, presumably, less healthy than the general population.

Family insiders are presumably less likely than hired hands to be motivated to puff up earnings in the short term in order to collect an options windfall.

I'm an introvert, so I find them exhausting, and am (presumably) less likely than an extrovert to meet interesting or contributory people.

CNA represents changes in DNA, which are presumably less dynamic than EXPR.

Although, these adipocyte derived signals are presumably less relevant than cortisol as major metabolic adaptor to stress.