Sentence examples for many more presumably from inspiring English sources

Many other instances of pluriform monotheism could be mentioned, and many more presumably still await detection.

Many more, presumably, share that view but feel too embarrassed to admit it.However, only half of the voters Pew polled even realised that Mr Romney was a Mormon.

Tonally unsteady, with moments of self-aware comedy and many more presumably unintentionally funny ones, the movie is as deeply sincere as it is dopey.

So how can a room full of men — many of them lawyers, and many more, presumably, who at least played Little League — so misunderstand both umpires and judges?

There are many more, presumably aimed at preempting government intervention in senior management compensation and warning of the law of unintended consequences.

A variety of milling solutions have been tested and many more presumably can be used as long as they do not degrade the plastic xScisor and can hold the tissue fragments in suspension.

In five years, if companies like 23andMe are at all successful, many more people presumably would.

The idea: by making it easy to garner more frequent feedback and generate more open conversation, employee reviews – whether annual, quarterly, or monthly – can include many more data points, presumably becoming more productive in the process.

As the cap is lowered (to £440 a week in London, lower elsewhere), presumably many more will fall within it.

Probably just enough time, in other words, to get you to next year's Oscar festivities and, presumably, many more apps.

(And these studies, which relied on data from Dutch and Canadian research teams, looked only at children who were referred to a clinic for gender issues — presumably, many more kids experience gender dysphoria in some measure).