Sentence examples for presumably wrong from inspiring English sources

Two out of the three prices quoted on the three MadBid sites are, presumably, wrong – but we can't be sure which ones.

To a Clinton-era minimalist, the court was presumably wrong to leap ahead of popular understandings of women's rights and should have waited for the ratification of the E.R.A.

If the proper coding frame of the putative ORF scored positive and was the highest of the other presumably wrong reading frames, then that ORF was reported.

In the phosphomannomutase NJ tree and the signature tree, the relationships between the Gram- and the Gram+ bacteria are incongruent with other data and presumably wrong.

Presumably, something went wrong in the normal safety procedure, a dreadful event for all concerned.

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.

I had imagined that the availability of "Pam and Tommy Lee: Hardcore and Uncensored" as well as the DVD of Paris Hilton's carnal self-actualizing, both even on Amazon.com, signaled the unsurpassable mainstreaming of the homemade sex video, but in this judgment presumably I was wrong.

A caveat: The benefit doesn't apply to sweet dessert wines, which presumably feed the wrong microbiota.