Sentence examples for it presumably is from inspiring English sources

It presumably is territorial, as it responds aggressively to audio playback throughout most of the year (Tonetti and Pizo 2016).

Little information, but Amazonian Grosbeak often is encountered in pairs, so it presumably is at least socially monogamous.

It presumably is our duty to comply with such a request, and it is certainly our pleasure.

(For another 21 percent, the jury is still out, as it presumably is on evolution as well).

It presumably is known to the drivers, but many, many ignore it, probably because so few suffer any penalties.

The raw data behind the key graphs in the climate debate "were not preserved" by the analysts, she said, though it "presumably is available from the original sources".

I was proud that they didn't get it: "it", presumably, being a secret language of taste and class that even I had only half a clue about.

A cavity in its belly, which has lost the mirror that would customarily seal it, presumably was filled with medicines, and so was its head.

It presumably wasn't the retainer.

Good as it presumably was, it's unlikely we'll be finding out if, say, George Dennis's sound design for The Homecoming was triumphant.

But Cowell is the most obvious example and embodiment of all this, regardless of whether this was his actual intention (which it presumably wasn't).