Sentence examples for based presumably on from inspiring English sources

The users 'like' the profiles of those users they are interested in – based, presumably, on their resume, connections and assumed earning power - and hope for potential match.

Affleck and Damon slid easily back into characters based presumably on young men they had known or witnessed growing up in Boston, and Affleck in particular – now bearded, tanned and heavy-set – seemed to take great delight in revisiting the ribald put-downs and convoluted anecdotes which pepper the script.

Mr. Deeney studied the golden carpet and asked: "Is this Aubusson or Persian?" Alice Roi has been at it for several seasons, and with this collection, based presumably on humble Amish attire, she displayed the beginnings of a grown-up range.

Perhaps she should have done what she did with "Double Fantasy/Stripped Down": offer each album as a twofer, with both the original mix and her own reconsideration, based, presumably, on how she thought Lennon might revisit the material using today's technology.

If the plaintiffs win, the Legislature would have to replace the three statutes with something else: more reasonable dismissal laws; retention rules based, presumably, on effectiveness, not seniority; a longer probationary period for new teachers before they get tenure.

As a result of the expansion of these intervention services, the MVs had local perceptions of mosquitoes, malaria, ITNs/LLINs and were practicing preventive measures, based presumably on the conveyed information that they gained from different sources.

This was a case of prenatal, as opposed to posthumous, recognition, & was bases presumably, on the mysterious tenth point of the law of soveregnty.

But one of his ambitions, to transform Philippine politics from a personality-based system into one based on parties and, presumably, platforms, policies and even ideologies still appears a long way off.

On the contrary, GRHL2 transduction led to activation of the hTERT promoter, suggesting that GRHL2 may function as either positive or negative transcriptional regulator, presumably based on additional factors assembled on the promoter region.

Although RSH could be considered as a form of IHT, its efficacy is presumably based on different mechanisms than on the existing IHT methods (discussed below), therefore justifying the addition of the RSH modality in the altitude training nomenclature.

Alternatively, Apple could build a processor of its own, presumably one based on the ARM-architecture, with the chip designers it picked up last year with its acquisition of PA Semi (see "Apple Buys Chip Designer").