Sentence examples for presumably be expected from inspiring English sources
Given the size of the police presence today, that figure can presumably be expected to go up significantly.
And, most insidious of all, if the law were changed, social workers and education professionals would presumably be expected to monitor the quality of education provided.
Australia, for example, cannot presumably be expected to protect the human rights of the Tibetans, given the relative power of China vis-à-vis Australia.
Now Rohrabacher wants to have a public debate where he would presumably be expected to present facts that could help him prove this statement.
On enlargement, it can presumably be expected that a few wealthy Central and Eastern European countries or the richest among them will be able to join in 2005, but there is no mention of speeding up enlargement to include them all.
Friend 4: "There's no such time as a 'good time' to be hacked of course, but one can only imagine that today is a better day for TechCrunch to be hacked than tomorrow when the site will, presumably, be expecting a large amount of traffic".
O2, like the rest of us, presumably were expecting iPad day to be, well, on iPad day, which is tomorrow.
In the four-day conference, which ended Friday, the industrialized powers had feared that developing nations would vote for the United Nations to take administrative control of the Internet and call for a new pool of money to help poorer countries go online -- money that industrial nations presumably would be expected to provide.
Most candidates who would be willing to pour millions of dollars and thousands of hours of work into a campaign presumably can be expected to believe that they could end their quest in victory -- especially a contender with a strong following, like Palin.
Presumably the children could be expected to grow up ignorant of their past identity and to become loyal followers of the Mongols.
Presumably, the exercise would be expected to increase the force producing capabilities of skeletal muscle, which may have subsequent influence on various sports related abilities.
