Sentence examples for it presumably would from inspiring English sources

It presumably would protect men having sex with infected women.

If the Indonesian government really thought it could deliver GAM a knockout blow, it presumably would not have hesitated to do so.

If it existed, he continues, it presumably would show up in the earliest molecular changes inside muscles, and it did not.

In fact, Mr. Smitten doesn't even mention that book after the acknowledgments, although it presumably would have loomed large in Mr. Livermore's life back in 1923.

First, it would set back Iran's program by only one to three years — and then it presumably would go ahead more covertly and with more domestic support than ever.

It is in an area that is now under Palestinian civilian control and Israeli military control, and it presumably would be turned over to the Palestinians under a final accord.

PHOTOS: Images from 'The Lego Movie' The pair thought including a character of such flop-itude--it presumably would have been the hero played by Jake Gyllenhaal--wofferoffer a wry undertone and complement nicely the superheroes and other icons elsewhere in the film.

It also, presumably, would give fans a chance to get caught up with the show before the new season drops, without anyone having to suffer through the original version of season four again.

None of those boycotting the conference have actually used the term "boycott," but that is the word for it, and Hook, presumably, would have seen the irony.

The driver of that recession wasn't government spending, as George Osborne absurdly insists on arguing – if it was, he presumably would not have matched Labour's spending plans in 2007.

To save it, the union presumably would have needed to talk more, not less, with Carrier.