Sentence examples for it presumably needs from inspiring English sources

Now Iraq has gained its sovereignty, but that does not mean that the country has somehow managed to acquire overnight the institutional capacity and consolidated government structures it presumably needs to try Saddam Hussein -- even if the Bush administration wills it so.

Our demonstration of the power gained by sequencing the background strain using the same sequencing platform as the affected mouse is important, as it presumably needs to be done only once at a particular laboratory site.

Its chairman, presumably, needs to be just as all over the place.

Because the radiation is concentrated more where it is presumably needed, the treatment can be completed in a week, compared with six or seven weeks for whole breast radiation.

And it must be driven by a head of government (who presumably needs to get enough of the credit not to become jealous of Mr de Soto).

A big brain presumably needs a long time to grow, and to be programmed, and to learn in gradual, cumulative style what it must know to survive.

Since he can't move on his own, old snowbollocks presumably needs to be dismantled and rebuilt literally hundreds of times along the route, most likely by children, which makes the whole thing a disgraceful celebration of child labour.

Yet this is disturbingly close to taking pleasure in watching young people fight to the death on screen, which is what the film audience of "The Hunger Games" presumably needs to do.

In the Senate Obama presumably needs 3 or 4 Republicans to pass the stimulus.

Costco's Richard Galanti declined a golden opportunity to tell me what it plans to do with its old chargers, but they'd presumably need updating.

If taken to its logical conclusion, Chevrolet would presumably need to ask Jeff Gordon, the four-time Nascar Sprint Cup champion who currently races a Chevrolet Impala, to change the Web site address -- jeffgordonchevy.com -- for his dealership in Wilmington, N.C.