Sentence examples for presumably created from inspiring English sources

A stellar explosion observed by the Chinese and Japanese in 1181 presumably created 3C58, and this is the basis for calculating the object's predicted cooling rate.

He had shared a meme, presumably created by someone else, of a man in a wig and an unusual, tight outfit, adding a comment that made clear his feelings on the matter.

Cosmologists studying how all matter was presumably created in the Big Bang, the explosion in which the universe is thought to have been born, have come to similar conclusions about the dark matter.

What's more, Steinbrenner Sr .pitted Hank and Hal against each other with comments like the ones he made to Sports Illustrated in 2004 and presumably created the current Darwinian arrangement in which they are both "equal partners" in the business.

You can find the report embedded below or on ENGAGEMENTdb, which was presumably created with Wetpaint's site-creation software.

The activities of some organisms presumably created opportunities for others (p. 328), making the Cambrian explosion a chain reaction, an autocatalytic process.

Mr. Robinov's promotion will presumably create room for his longtime deputy, Kevin McCormick, to succeed him.

Writing, Alice Munro has suggested, was a means of "leapfrogging" over the issue of self, presumably creating elaborate fictional counterparts as a means of camouflage.

"If we can steer workers and companies to agencies that agree to treat people better, that will presumably create pressure on all agencies to move in that direction".

And although fans of television shows like "Cops" could presumably create imaginary perpertrators just for fun, it seems that the novelty of this software would quickly wear off.

This culinary approach, presumably, creates such ardor that on the fourth date the two reach fulfillment in her pad, sleeves rolled up and exchanging recipes like mad.