Sentence examples for does presumably from inspiring English sources

Maybe it will dawn on them that they need peace as much as everybody else does, presumably.

IF it does, presumably, you will someday want to spend your gains, and that's where Elizabeth Dunn, a psychology professor at the University of British Columbia, and Michael Norton, who teaches at Harvard Business School, come in with "Happy Money" (Simon & Schuster, $25).

Ethan and his mild friend John Craig Wesley Divinoo) see the telecast, as does presumably almost everyone in Ethan's life; his smartphone lights up, a prelude to the ways in which technology and social media will enable and engorge his sparring with Dennis.

This does presumably not mean that when you are running across a minefield, you normally will eventually get to the other side.

Wingless males engage in precopulatory courtship for a few seconds longer than winged males [10], but this does presumably also cannot explain our result.

But given the bdelloid's individual prolificacy, repopulating their environment after a cycle of desiccation does presumably not represent a major challenge, whilst keeping their genome functional must be one !

The poem then abruptly ended — though the cribber did, presumably, have two more years of school.

This they generally opt not to do, presumably because such a platform would be wildly unpopular.

Of those who did, presumably the most conscientious, four out of five had readings over the level the American Diabetes Association says separates well-controlled from poorly controlled diabetes.

"Most of my clients have corporate jets," he said — as do, presumably, the other big companies receiving government bailouts and guarantees.

By Marguerite Holloway A new study found that nouns actually take longer to spit out than verbs do, presumably because they require more thought to produce.