Sentence examples for presumably obvious from inspiring English sources

The weakness of the relevant anomalies reflects presumably obvious Cu2+ ions and (VO 2+ units disorder in the system.

The statement succinctly sums up the tragic, and presumably obvious, lesson of McBride's death: People can't just shoot guns whenever they feel scared.

It started with hip hop shows, a presumably obvious choice for a car company aiming at the Pimp My Ride demographic.

Silent letters are mysteriously reinstated: calm has its recalcitrant l restored; presumably other obvious targets like benign and honour are soon to be knocked back into shape.

Thus we are guided gently from board meeting to retouching workshop, from gallery floor, to seminar room, with Wiseman's low-key (but presumably fairly obvious) camera taking it all in.

One reason that Dr. Sykes and others are skeptical of paternal contribution to mitochondrial DNA is that it has failed to turn up in studies of families, where recombination would presumably appear obvious: an offspring's mitochondrial DNA would contain parts of the mitochondrial DNA from both parents.

Still, perhaps the most striking -- and the most curious -- similarity is the deep hostility stirred by both candidates, particularly among some voters who would presumably be their obvious supporters.

Post-rolls aren't a new concept, but they're a lot less ubiquitous, presumably for the obvious reason that there's not much reason to stick around for an ad after you see the actual video.

[UK] Presumably missing the obvious opportunity to launch "SkyTunes" to compete with the slightly better known iTunes (I guess because of the legalities) the UK broadcaster Sky is launching SkySongs some 15 months after it said it would.

They argue that the lowest levels of conflict and aggression should be among animals with larger amounts of phenotypic variation, due to dominance relationships being contested less often, presumably as more obvious visual asymmetries between individuals can act as a cue for competitive ability (Arnott and Elwood, 2009).

Presumably it became pretty obvious pretty fast that his would be a life of the mind.