Sentence examples for for and presumably from inspiring English sources

The National Intelligence Estimate, prepared for and presumably read by Mr. Bush in July, tells a very different story from the one the president is telling.

While the students were studying for and presumably worrying about tests, their skin was slower to repair itself than it was during vacation.

The C.B.S. brass felt that the line was prejudicial, uncalled for, and presumably anti-good men, and ordered it struck out.

Some of our money will go to the incompetents, and the newphews, democracy being a system under which the fat, cynical, and well connected have always been provided for, and presumably always will.

The group arrested this week are alleged to have been asked for – and presumably provided – information about American policies in central Asia, about American opinions on Russian foreign policy, and about Obama's trips to Russia (background on the officials that travelled with him, and the methods of persuasion and argument they were likely to use with regard to Iran and to Afghanistan).

7% of sites explain how long they store your data for (and presumably what data is stored), and 32% tell you how to go about deleting your account and data for good.

Lacking insights into how to cure cancer in the majority of cases, our objective for now—and presumably for many years to come should be improved primary prevention of environmentally and occupationally caused cancers.

With the tension between them good for onscreen drama, good for producers and presumably good for the Armstrong brand, it seemed that everyone — viewers, producers, performers — was getting out of this dubious agreement what they came for.

For some, and presumably for Bill Shorten, that's a decent reason to increase excise.

That's all very nice for Daniel, and presumably for Mr. Barros, too.

They are more likely to watch for cyclists, and presumably for scooters, if there are more out there.