Sentence examples for presumably able to from inspiring English sources

These young graduates who are chalking up parliamentary experience are presumably able to be there because they are parent-funded.

To ensure a sensitive and robust response to directional signals in complex and dynamic chemical landscapes, GCs are presumably able to amplify and filter external information.

When the seas rushed inland thousands of years ago, human communities were still small, primitive and presumably able to move with relative ease.

But if someone knows that Washington is the capital of the United States, they are presumably able to express this knowledge in words.

Edgar was presumably able to draw on his experience of agitprop theatre of the 1960s and 70s, when companies such as Portable theatre would create and tour plays about contemporary issues (strikes, crimes, scandals).

MS-13 members called her in Kansas City, Mo., where United States marshals from the Witness Protection Program had her stashed away in a Marriott hotel, and were presumably able to persuade her to leave the program voluntarily.

His canonist, "the best in England", told him that "the insanity of A is an obstacle, since he will not presumably be able to respond to the interrogations..

They will then presumably be able to make more profitable use of the money that had been tied up in these long-term investments.

Without government loans and guarantees the shares were worthless; but the Northern Rock Foundation has special problems and it will no longer, presumably, be able to draw upon Northern Rock profits.

The bank's leaders presumably were able to argue that they had not been around when the tax-evasion scheme was launched.

Sialic acid-independent strains, that presumably are able to bind to CR1 via a native ligand, showed less complement-dependent enhancement of RBC invasion than sialic acid-dependent strains that do not utilize native CR1 ligands.