Sentence examples for could presumably help from inspiring English sources
The first doctor to look after my son was a Nigerian pediatrician, whose country suffers from a chronic shortage of doctors and who could, presumably, help many more children in more dire need there.
Monday's news comes weeks after Vivendi made a winning bid of more than $4 billion for Brazilian telecom company GVT, a pricey purchase that an NBC Universal sale could presumably help finance.
Capron's comments came a week after the French telecommunications and media company made a winning bid of more than $4 billion for Brazilian telecom company GVT, a pricey acquisition that an NBC Universal sale could presumably help finance.
That would presumably help Mr. Bush.
Moving in the fences will presumably help David Wright and Jason Bay.
"If even worse economic news came out, it presumably could help her".
I think this can be remedied with textual changes not requiring additional experiments or simulations (although if additional simulations – e.g. addressing Reviewer #3's concerns about frequency – will help to clarify, these could presumably be included).
Local communities could presumably borrow from the bank at low interest rates to help finance water projects.
It's not yet clear exactly what this will mean, but presumably it could help alleviate some of the issues I wrote about last week in noting that Facebook, Google and others were creating what were essentially proprietary profiles, that forced all of us to actively use and update all of their services.
Presumably, this could also help ACT students.
Because he could, presumably.
