Sentence examples for has presumably decided from inspiring English sources

Back on 10, Donald - who bogeyed 8 and 9 and is now +7 - has presumably decided to go for broke.

Such artful ironies are not always intentional: Bel cancelled The Show Must Go On 2 (2004) shortly after its premiere, having presumably decided not to take its title too literally.

The bank responsible for this particular home had presumably decided that the home was another discarded mess, and Cole's company had been dispatched to shore the building against the ravages of weather and decay.

Michael has presumably had a rough day.

It has presumably risen further since then.

John Updike presumably decided he never had a shot anyway when he created his character Bech and made fun of the prize.

Taking these factors together, the company presumably decided that to go forward was just too risky.

Brian planned to take language lessons, presumably having decided that things would go more smoothly when the girls approached the teen-age years if he was not the only person in the house who didn't understand the discussion.

Once we have one of those, we can presumably decide whether to trust on the basis of it.

Evidently fearing not just the concession of a spot-kick but another yellow card, he looked sheepish in the extreme but Marriner waved Sunderland's appeals away, presumably having decided the forward was merely trying to protect his face.

Or might it be that she panicked and tried to hide the fact of the killing even though it had been in self-defense?" That is what a new trial will presumably decide.