Sentence examples for we may presumably from inspiring English sources

We may presumably fault bin Laden for failing to give credit where credit is due, although, of course, he never claimed to be the author of the poem, and the rules governing the attribution of poetry recited for propagandistic purposes are far from clear.

The earlier one disappeared more recently (and may, presumably, still turn up).

(As may, presumably, the one or two Chicago-area children a year who have been named Wrigley in loving homage to the place).

Such variation in similarity may presumably be attributed to differences in source.

In Germany, regulatory risk assessment reports for individual PPPs currently exist in the form of text files only, and the same may presumably apply to most other EU Member States.

Functional and effective connectivity in terms of synchronization and information transfer were able to reveal differences in visual reactivity between migraine patients and controls, so these methods may presumably outline a different way to process nociceptive laser stimuli in migraine, giving further knowledge on how the cortex changes its inter-connections under painful inputs.

The data indicate that apparently the cereal/fodder-crop-based intercropping system resulted in a high qCO2 which may presumably be due to a high C input at the disposal of microorganism and that higher microbial activity is maintained at high C expense (Chand et al. 2004).

Clare and Henry marry, but Clare has trouble bringing a pregnancy to term because of the genetic anomaly Henry may presumably be passing on to the fetus.

For example, "Cuckoo (Cuculus canorus) heard" is recorded by White for 7 26 April, and by Markwick for 15 April and 3 May (presumably only once at the earlier date) and "last heard" by Markwick on 28 June.

In turn, this enhanced access to binding by the nascent apatite structures may presumably result in an equally effective inhibition or abortion of further crystallization.

Alternatively, a fully formed particle with rounded shape may presumably also serve as a template for the growth of a second particle and result in formations that may resemble dividing microorganisms.