Sentence examples for presumably common from inspiring English sources

The videotape either omits or never captures such presumably common extremes.

The use of tapa cloth was presumably common, and tattooing was practiced.

The disclosures indicate that most of those contributions came in the form of appreciated assets, presumably common stock.

– delivering a similar set, but it's presumably common fare in the States, given that Shaffir (whose show I enjoyed more) isn't wholly dissimilar.

Such processes of linguistic expansion, while presumably common in human history, sometimes result in the extinction of other languages as the domains of language use begin to overlap to the extent that one of them becomes obsolete.

The Mosque clock, shown in the photo at the top of this post, and again in reverse view, above, is a simple battery-operated clock, and presumably common in the bazaars of Waziristan.

It is, presumably, a common dilemma.

Its semblance of stability depends on a series of negotiated pacts, brokered by the Americans, over items of presumably binding common interest, such as the apportioning of oil revenues and of ministries, and defense arrangements.

Challenges to plea agreements based on misconduct by defense lawyers will presumably be common as well, given how many more convictions follow guilty pleas and the fluid nature of plea negotiations.

The promoters of these genes would presumably bind common TFs thus connecting the genes into a putative transcriptional regulatory gene network.

This presumably more common practice for gulls suggests the origins of the behavior, which might easily be transferred to the terrestrial setting where it could be subsequently reinforced through individual experience, selection over generations, or both.