Sentence examples for presumably at night from inspiring English sources

The survey also asked whether people had trouble sleeping, presumably at night.

Then Volt must be recharged (as all pure electrics), and that can take hours, presumably at night or while the driver is at work.

Clymene dolphins apparently feed on small fish and squid at moderate depths, presumably mainly at night.

The rapper is seen smoking and walking around (what's presumably Toronto) at night, stopping by some sort of underground volleyball club where charming ladies play the game in slow motion.

But what was most significant about Paxman's questioning was the suggestion that it's only a problem if you drink on your own, late at night, presumably in a darkened room, sobbing over a photo in a shattered picture frame while Phil Collins plays on the turntable.

The lights were particularly effective in the lights of the exhibit space, but will presumably operate much better at night when they really matter.

Not surprisingly, many of the humpback whales that we've observed this year (and last year) are mainly feeding on krill at night, presumably because they have to expend less energy to reach them at the surface.

However, the clear night-time targeting of the CDW by elephant seals suggests that high biomasses of mesopelagic fish or cephalopods still occupy this layer at night, presumably supported by sufficient densities of their zooplankton prey which therefore must also remain in these mid-water layers rather than ascending into the surface waters.

Larvae were most active at night; nestlings kept awake at night by feeding larvae presumably have less energy for growth.

Unfortunately, most high visibility cycling gear is only outerwear, no good in warm and dry weather, and reflective gear is only useful at night when presumably you are running a headlight and rear light and in many ways are more visible, ironically, than in daylight.

Individuals are known to dive, presumably in pursuit of prey, at night in the middle of winter at high latitudes [11].