Sentence examples for presumably again from inspiring English sources

On his fourth set point, Murray framed a forehand well wide, presumably again affected by the crosswinds.

Trump was presumably again disappointed when Sessions gave a qualified defense of his Justice Department.

Moreover, tissue necrosis adjacent to the keratoprosthesis stem may relate to the proteolysis of corneal stromal tissue by enzymes in the tear film; epithelium spanning the prosthesis-corneal tissue interface would presumably again serve a beneficial barrier function.

The place must once have rung with visitors, and presumably will again.

The election is not until 2006, when Gov. Rick Perry, the Republican incumbent, will presumably run again.

The other 50percenttoto 60percentt were lost to us and presumably uninsured again".

After another imprisonment in 1608, presumably once again for libel, Marston left unfinished The Insatiate Countesse, his most erotic play, and entered the Church of England.

In three-plus seasons with the Knicks, D'Antoni rarely had the point guard or the personnel to make his offense hum the way that Steve Nash had in Phoenix (and presumably will again in Los Angeles).

Boyega revealed, in a surprise appearance on Sunday at a screening of The Force Awakens at Brixton's Ritzy cinema, that the new instalment will begin shooting in London – presumably once again at Pinewood studios – in a matter of weeks.

And now that the EU to the delight of most Turkish political parties is to put Turkey back into the main group of countries seeking entry, most Turks will presumably, once again, feel it is worth trying to clean up the country's appalling human-rights record.And human rights, awkwardly, are the theme of the summit.

So the cause remains a mystery, but whatever it was, something similar could presumably strike again.