Sentence examples for presumably simply from inspiring English sources

The individual reports, though troubling, have been few (though most voters without valid ID will presumably simply stay home, ensuring their frustration goes unchronicled).

If the Bush tax cuts expire, Democrats will presumably simply propose to restore them in January for those earning less than $250,000, daring Republicans to block them.

In both cases the recognition of states presumably simply denotes a metaphorical usage.

The memo presumably simply wants to make it clear to the officials what the Association understands 'media' to encompass, so it included a detailed list of what they should be avoiding.

"All right Jared, first order of business how are we going to fix the VA" "Well… have we tried telling them that my last name is Kushner?" Of course, "SWAT teams of strategic consultants" already exist ― they are called management consulting firms and one could presumably simply give them money to do things like overhaul veterans' hospitals.

A bird isolated in a habitat fragment could presumably simply fly over urban areas to disperse to other suitable habitats, thereby preventing genetic divergence between patches.

And if they don't, then presumably we simply make do with what – or who – is available, because the prospect of travelling in pursuit of romance remains fundamentally unappealing: we cannot abide the cost, the hassle, all those leaves on the line.

As all the helicases tested here are individually essential for viability, they are presumably not simply functionally redundant.

These variants can presumably arise simply because of inaccuracies of the action of DCL1 and hence are generally not regarded to each be individual miRNAs [ 39].

This is presumably and simply because, without the Ds-Ft intercellular bridges, a cell cannot compare neighbours to ascertain where to point its denticles.

While neither generalized to this novel category, the results can presumably be simply attributed to training circumstances, because both individuals learned to ignore color as distracting information in the previous six test stages.