Sentence examples for presumably not because from inspiring English sources

Labour's Diane Abbott took exception to it, presumably not because she is opposed to controls on immigration, but because she thought that putting those words on a mug made it look as if Labour is against immigration.

Since 9/11, Mr. Bush and company have used scare tactics to remind Americans of the terrible times we live in, presumably not because we've all forgotten, but because Mr. Bush believes that this is the way to win votes on Election Day.

Presumably not, because in an interview in Miami he compared a joint appearance between Obama and Khalidi to an appearance by himself "in a neo-Nazi outfit".

Shouting "Fire!" is wrong, presumably, not just because of its effect but because of the visceral way it works -- through panic and adrenaline rather than careful consideration of a published proposition.

Next Tuesday would presumably not work because it is the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashana, one of the holiest days on the Jewish calendar.

This is presumably not done because of the superiority of atomic vapors in this capacity.

The neurons in the cortex related to the ringing frequency are presumably not being stimulated, because those frequencies are absent from the music.

He's presumably not in the team because the coaches want a specific style of play and he doesn't fit in.

This dynamic population is presumably not engaged in cohesion because complexes holding sisters together do not exchange with those that load after S phase (Haering et al., 2004).

However, unlike association mediated by their hinge domains, this interaction is presumably not a stable one, because it would be destroyed by ATP hydrolysis.

It is heartfelt, and believable – both in ways she intends, and in ways she presumably doesn't, because there is an entirely human vanity in it too.