Sentence examples for presumably therefore from inspiring English sources

Presumably, therefore, there is some reason behind them.

Yet it turned out that Carney's first public statement – and presumably therefore top of his in-tray – was indeed banknotes.

Singer then echoed Senator McCain: "Although I don't really like violent sports like boxing, and presumably therefore would not like this either, I wouldn't advocate prohibition".

The fact that that game – and presumably therefore that nation – is increasingly synonymous with greed, violence, greed, failure, greed, predictability and greed will be ignored.

All of this when figures show that all girls, regardless of race, tend to do better than boys at school and presumably, therefore, are pretty similar in other ways too.

The perception that housing benefit recipients are jobless (and presumably therefore feckless and unreliable) is an pervasive myth, one encouraged by the "scrounger" rhetoric of the media and ministers alike.

Internal standard-corrected results obtained by SPME and LLE are presumably equal; therefore, the results of former and future BCF studies should be comparable even if LLE and SPME are used in parallel for the extraction of total water concentrations.

The inter-rater reliability is presumably problematic; therefore, data from the ITAP study can also be used for establishing this reliability.

As shown in clinical studies, the kill due to pyrazinamide must be substantial [ 10] and must terminate by 8 weeks [ 17, 18]; presumably it therefore occurs somewhere between 14 and 56 days.

My brother is a doctor and therefore, presumably, comfortable throwing around these sorts of terms.

Physicians routinely prescribe antibiotics for infections that are presumably viral and, therefore, unresponsive to the treatment, just to make the patient feel something is being done.