Sentence examples for at presumably from inspiring English sources

Good luck to the women at elite institutions who plan to work at presumably high-paying jobs, marry well-paid men and stop working after they have children.

Sidney Crosby will be back at (presumably) some kind of full strength, as will Evgeny Malkin and, on the other side (one assumes), their collective superstar nemesis, Claude Giroux.

John F. Kelly, chief executive of Alaska Airlines, told lawmakers that his carrier had received a notice of cancellation from its insurance company and would have to renegotiate its coverage, at presumably a much higher cost.

According to the not-quiet-enough man of British politics, the BBC star was simultaneously "dumping on the government" and "peeing all over British industry": skills taught at presumably great expense at Flanders' alma mater of St Paul's.

And in a sign that things might already be getting out of hand, bone broth is linked to a fad diet (followers of the Paleo diet are especially keen) and there's a pet food spin-off, aimed at presumably outrageously pampered cats.

(Channeling Gould, Bettinger [2009 279] called "Baupläne" similar functional constraints at presumably higher levels than points, thus acknowledging constrained variation in cultural phenomena).

They are also hard at work at a presumably non-DRMed cold brewing solution.

In her left hand, the presumed gladiator holds a curved sword and looks down at the ground, presumably at her recently felled opponent.

Updated at 3.29pm GMT 3.16pm GMT Long queues at Starbucks, presumably?

I can't imagine who it's aimed at - presumably not the 11-year-olds themselves, who will find it all far too icky and will doubtless be flocking to watch Johnny Depp battle a giant sea monster in Pirates of the Caribbean.

But Mr. Barro soon reversed field and stayed at Harvard, presumably for a sweetened offer.