Sentence examples for could presumably use from inspiring English sources
He could presumably use the authority of his post to settle the age-old debate on whether candy canes should face right or left.
The illustrations (there's one more inside) show small rocks placed atop the radio, but you could presumably use whatever you want.
You could presumably use the same technology for engagement, and for mapping real world experiences to record for later.
LEM scripts for fitting various models are available from the Weinberg website (http://www.niehs.nih.gov/research/atniehs/labs/bb/staff/weinberg/index.cfm); again the experienced user could presumably use these as a basis for fitting alternative models.
Mr. Mullet already has an electrical generator outside his house, which community members use to power tools, and it could presumably be used to charge an ankle bracelet or GPS device.
These traits may represent vulnerability markers and could presumably be used to identify individuals at high risk for developing bipolar spectrum disorders, or specific clinical subtypes (e.g., bipolar I, bipolar II) within this spectrum.
"However, she could have bought her own home in London; she could have rented a home in London from a non-relative; or from June 2007 she could presumably have used a taxpayer-funded grace-and-favour residence in central London, as many previous home secretaries have done.
He notes that some of the company's community managers are now embedded in the Hong Kong protests, where the app could presumably be used to spread word of the happenings through the eyes of protesters – or rather, their smartphones' cameras.
"Is he sending a message of intimidation in some way through himself or his cohorts, suggesting that people should not be talking and people should keep their mouths shut?" Such actions could presumably be used in an obstruction of justice case against Trump.
