Sentence examples for presumably counts from inspiring English sources

It works well as a rough proxy for "coolness" - albeit one in which your correspondent presumably counts as cool.And the trend is clear.

She presumably counts herself among the people who tell men to "step up and be involved" – fair enough – but is she annoyed that she can't also vet all scripts for comedies and children's programmes for deviations from that message?

Our staining technique presumably counts both living and dead cells, and hence, our cell densities should be taken as an upper limit.

When we focus our attention on large Hamming distances between the selected short reads, our counts saturate, indicating a lower bound of sufficiently distinct "species", presumably counts of different families.

Mr. Bloomberg is presumably counting on the charter commission to sort things out.

So, she can presumably count or read the numbers.. View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.

So, she can presumably count or read the numbers.. View Article By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Phil Klay By Charles Bethea.

So prices charged at Wal-Mart and the Gap presumably count.

Sometimes the dancer holds a pose for a long time, presumably counting in his head all the while.

In a currency war, where each side fights to gain competitiveness against the others, these tumbling exchange rates presumably count as victories.

Harbord puts the total number of Marker's films at no fewer than 78 (presumably counting all the collaborations in addition to the 20 or so "feature films" on which he was sole director).