Sentence examples for presumably can from inspiring English sources

Ashley owns 55% of the shares, so presumably can ignore all complaints from his outside investors.

The wealthy, presumably, can continue their lifestyles, even with a losing investment.

And who, presumably, can afford $30 to nearly $200 a pound (plus shipping) for steaks.

Ms. Granger presumably can put a hold on that release and pursue legislation to reverse the appropriation.

They are telling you how to save more, so that you presumably can offset your investment losses.

[20] These intuitions about photographs and shadows presumably can be turned around and applied to Kripke's theory of proper names.

The high-end list of wines was assembled for an international clientele that presumably can spend five figures on Krug Clos du Mesnil 1979.

Agriculture still provides employment for about a quarter of the workforce, but only through an expensive system of state subsidies that the government, presumably, can ill afford.

As it's not in the Marxist playbook to kidnap Republican candidates for mayor, Mr. Lhota presumably can free himself and run a stronger and less inadvertently comic campaign.

While BP has billions of dollars in cash flow that presumably can cover the costs, there is concern about its future.

These obligations can take candidates out of states like Iowa and New Hampshire, with their culture of relatively small candidate-to-voter encounters, which presumably can be more valuable for candidate and voters alike.