Sentence examples for it can presumably from inspiring English sources

Many on Wall Street have looked for the company to separately spin off its Kraft Foods unit, of which it owns 85%, from its Philip Morris tobacco business, where it can presumably trade at a greater value without the specter of billions in litigation hanging over it.

As a healthy institution, it can presumably raise fresh capital and go on its merry way as a private company.

In the absence of oestrogen in female aromatase-deficient knockout mice, Sox9 is upregulated in ovarian somatic cells, as it can presumably translocate to the nucleus to propagate its own transcription.

The structure of NGAL is now known [ 369] and one of its interaction partners is a matrix metalloproteinase [ 370] to which it can presumably donate a metal ion and in the complex decrease its degradation [ 371].

(It can, presumably, only add grist to the mill of the current inquiry into the tapping-up of Ashley Cole.

If Universal's new version of "Les Misérables" appears next December in 3-D or Imax, it can presumably seek to take advantage of the expanded quota as well.

They bought their home to live in it and can presumably weather any short-term decline.

Because they're making it themselves they can, presumably, get it much cheaper and support homegrown businesses along the way.

It can be presumably due to improving of the IR rejection performance and also formation of a massive barrier against body thermal radiation for promising camouflage applications.

It can therefore presumably be applied to various female populations, whether they are healthy or suffer from a specific disease.

Like dividends, buybacks take capital away from corporate managements and put it in the hands of owners, who can presumably put it to better use.