Sentence examples for presumably contribute from inspiring English sources

Faster transportation links will presumably contribute to the growing crowds along the Riviera.

West doubled this confidently, since his partner had opened the bidding and could presumably contribute to the defense.

As someone who comes from a collectivist culture, I think we could look at this from another angle: one of the reasons European youth academies like Ajax are much more willing to focus on one or two jewels instead of developing the group as a whole could be because the one or two stars will presumably contribute to the national team when they grow up.

Increased levels of heme and oxygen-utilizing hemoproteins presumably contribute to intensified oxygen consumption in cancer cells.

Factors in oocytes or early cleavage embryos presumably contribute to both rapid telomere reprogramming and epigenetic reprogramming during early embryo development.

Histological analysis of the pancreas revealed that HWS chickens have larger pancreatic islets, less pancreatic islet mass, and more pancreatic inflammation than LWS chickens, all of which presumably contribute to impaired glucose metabolism.

The weather presumably contributed to the food shortages that exacerbated that upheaval.

He had a torn right biceps tendon that caused pain in his throwing shoulder and presumably contributed to a miserable performance down the stretch.

But the study also noted that omissions in therapy were not adequately corrected during hospital admission and presumably contributed to the poorer outcome.

Early communication with the Goths presumably contributed tirq "trousers, breeches" (from an old compound "thigh-breech"), while early Slavic contacts gave gozhdë "nail".

Such precocious independence presumably contributed to her choosing her husband at the age of seven: she scored a direct snowball hit on Hans Juda when he was 14, although he waited another 10 years to propose.