The phrase "as a presumably" is not correct and does not work in written English.
The word "presumably" is an adverb and should not be used in this context without a noun or a proper structure following it.
Example: "As a presumably qualified candidate, she was invited for an interview."
Alternatives: "as a likely" or "as a supposed".
Entitled Triplets, the new film would see Schwarzenegger and DeVito reunited, with Murphy as a (presumably long-lost) third brother.
Presented here as a (presumably very precocious) child's fantasy, this exhaustingly busy production rarely feels natural, sabotaged by conceptual gimmicks.
How can you, as a presumably sane person, use the Nazi death camps as a metaphor for the more coercive aspects of the fashion industry?
More significantly, the Knicks' running their winning streak to 10 with a 95-82 vintory in Atlanta on Wednesday night — as a presumably relieved King watched Anthony ring up 40 more points — continued to raise hopes for an extended playoff season that might even include surmounting Miami, the defending champion.
But here it appears under Carnegie's own auspices, with its music director, Robert Spano, conducting Scriabin's "Poem of Ecstasy"; Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 3, with Garrick Ohlsson as a presumably commanding soloist; and the New York premiere of Esa-Pekka Salonen's "Nyx".
The price (as well as a presumably grim E.P.A. fuel-economy rating) has not been revealed, and won't be until the fourth-quarter sales effort begins, but expect it to be about $45,000, a little more with a sunroof, the lone option.
Once they were in, Mărincuş accused VICE staff of being "progressive"—as an insult, presumably?—while Hitter grinned and filmed.
Repeat family R25 was thus re-classified as originating from a (presumably) endogenous gene-encoding region.
When their real mother comes to reclaim them, she snatches up Sid as well, presumably as a snack.
His reputation as a genius presumably reassured Bill and Carol Byrne on the day he came to look over the site of their proposed home in north Scottsdale.
The pro-government Kayhan newspaper has dismissed Aghdashloo as a "Baha'i" presumably because of her support for the persecuted religious minority.
