Sentence examples for presumably small from inspiring English sources

A skin brain organization is presumed to be present in simple, soft-bodied organisms, presumably small and crawling while in direct physical contact with the environmental substrate.

Organ donors get little benefit for facing that uncertainty, and though the risk is presumably small, the negative consequence for an unlucky donor is potentially profound.

To address that presumably small audience — along with all-out gadget freaks — Great Stuff manufactures RoboReel, a $330 robotic extension cord reel that uses a motor to carefully rewind a 50-foot three-outlet extension back into the spherical housing.

One casually dressed elderly woman reeking of well-heeled propriety (and who, in keeping with old-school notions of propriety, refused to give her name) sniffed at the majority of the Taylor jewels, describing them as "too big and gaudy," adding that she had put in a bid for just a single piece, presumably small and un-gaudy, in one of the daytime auctions.

The emissions spots were presumably small, micrometer sized crystals generated at the solidification of laser molten Cr2O3.

Finally, they are compatible with the idea of host adaptation to local strains of a parasite with presumably small population size and low dispersing capacity.

As Mr. Romney talks about the need to support small business, all of the people shown on the screen — presumably small-business owners — are women.

The latest resolution, passed on July 27, also looks forward to phasing out Unifil and replacing it with a presumably smaller group of observers.

Experts at the agency have tentatively predicted that a new, but presumably smaller, January wave could emerge, brought on by students' returning home for Christmas.

Opening a series of tests to develop new nuclear weapons, the shot had a "low yield," presumably smaller than 20 kiloton (20,000 tons of TNT).

Given that everyone is concerned about budget cuts at the BBC, how will you and your staff at the Proms cope with a presumably smaller source of funds for the next few years?