Sentence examples for in which presumably from inspiring English sources

So just chill till the next episode, in which, presumably, our hero will not be solving the Secret of the Old Mill or confronting the Prisoner of Azkaban.

Rather than adopt a quasi-Presidential tone of outrage and regret during an international crisis of the sort in which, presumably, senior American political rivals would normally close ranks, Republican contender Mitt Romney chose to exploit the incident by attacking Barack Obama for the supposedly "disgraceful" nature of his Administration's condolence.

What are we to say of the Indian company, Vivo Biosciences Inc, which takes advantage of such religious naivety – in which presumably its scientists do not for one moment believe – in order to gain approval for its £97m joint venture with a state-owned Malaysian biotech company?

Among the many accusations in a document in which presumably no one wants to see his name — the state inspector general's report on the competition to install video slot machines at the Aqueduct racetrack in Queens — there are numerous instances of name dropping and handshaking with political and community leaders.

If Warner pitched in, which presumably it did, then it would have had to write down its old investment anyway.

So the ultimate regulation is going to be the arbitration system, in which presumably a customer could win a meaningful recovery.

Passengers with restricted mobility are also prevented from using Ryanair's online check-in facility which presumably means they have to pay £5 for every item of checked luggage rather than the £2.50 offered online.

A decrease in the polyamine content thus resulted in an increase in AzI, which presumably caused an increase in the ODC level (due to the interaction of AzI with Az).

An author's note reveals that Vásquez wrote the stories after spending a year in Belgium in 1999, which presumably accounts for the setting, though it doesn't diminish the faint aura of determined capriciousness about the whole enterprise.

Likewise, HRT prescriptions for Canadian women plummeted in late 2002, which presumably explained Canada's 6% drop in overall breast cancer cases in 2003.

Updated at 4.42pm BST 4.40pm BST It seems to be absolutely yazzing it down with rain over in Natal, which presumably isn't what anyone signed up for.