Sentence examples for it's presumably because from inspiring English sources

"If he's here, it's presumably because he thinks he can win".

If a currency is temporarily weak, it is presumably because of seasonal, cyclical, or other temporary factors.

Nigel Farage prides himself on being a man of the people so when he tweeted recently that "Maybe, just maybe, we should have a second referendum on EU membership" it was presumably because he sensed the popular mood moving in that direction.

So when he announced on August 23rd that he would not contest charges by the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA), America's watchdog for performance-enhancing drugs in sports, that he won those races with the help of banned substances, it was presumably because he thought he couldn't win.

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It was presumably because of all this that 32-year-old Hussein Sharaffedine, a.k.a.a

That's presumably because it's a lot easier to be in an anti-Christian metal band in the US, than in an anti-Islamic metal band in Saudi Arabia.

That's presumably because it's a lot easier to be in an anti-Christian metal band in the UK, say, than in an anti-Islamic metal band in Saudi Arabia.

In a similar vein, when the heroine and the lover act out their affair, it is presumably a flashback because the lyrics of the title song, "Weren't We Fools?," refer to the past.

Or was the original so special because it was presumably formulated by director and designer in conjunction with the playwright?

Our finding of declines in even the youngest age group (age 45-49) is all the more compelling because it is presumably a lower bound estimate.