Sentence examples for presumably applied from inspiring English sources

Dabiba (presumably applied to towns or regions) is medieval, but I wouldn't put it past Dr. Zawahri to revive it.

The announcement last March of Ross as chief executive was intriguing because the advertised job – for which she had presumably applied – specified an executive director, the title held by Starr.

Although professors have presumably applied to the LA program and are interested in the benefits afforded by incorporating LAs into their classrooms, they often have limited experience with progressive educational pedagogy and may therefore still have ideas about teaching and learning that diverge from the principles we are trying to help LAs develop.

Presumably, applied foresights epistemic expertise is required when developing rigorous qualitative and creative imagining (e.g., brainstorming, scenarios, futures workshops), while performative expertise is required when doing quantitative ranking and assessments (Delphi, technology roadmaps, forecasting, etc).. Expert-based foresights will undoubtedly need support from both strands of expertise.

The ruling doesn't distinguish between people who carry guns openly and those with a license to carry concealed weapons, although the OUS rule presumably applied to both.

Today's decision would presumably apply to all of those wings.

Another way to look at it, perhaps, is that she benefited by asserting a right that presumably applies to the rich as well as the poor.

The laws of gentrification, presumably, apply both to unwanted people and plants: kicked out of one neighborhood, they inevitably crop up somewhere else.

Similar logic presumably applies to the recently opened Vogue Bar, the latest flashy addition to the humming scene of the Block – an appropriately named part of the city centre.

The court plainly understood that its decision changed the meaning of clear statutory provisions in a manner that could affect the outcome of the election (and will, presumably, apply to future elections).

Indeed, the presidential candidates are on a collision course with Congressional Democratic leaders who have adopted rules that require paying for new tax cuts with savings or tax increases elsewhere, a stance that would presumably apply to an extension of the existing tax cuts.