Sentence examples for presumably creating from inspiring English sources
There's a sense that everyone benefits by sharing expertise, nurturing better bartending and, presumably, creating a larger class of more committed customers as a result.
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.
Not surprisingly, such measures might result in significant impacts on the trade of both goods and services, presumably creating the most complex and dynamic interaction with the Multilateral Trading System MTSS) which is overseen by the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
Furthermore, sustained hydrogen production occurs even in the presence of oxygen by presumably creating a local anoxic environment through the reduction of oxygen similar to what is proposed for oxygen tolerant hydrogenases.
In one piece in the show we see him standing in a field holding an empty canvas in front of a horse, presumably creating a portrait from equine brain waves.
Manuel was also asked about a report by MLB.com's Peter Gammons that Boras asked the Mets to seek help for Perez from a sports psychologist, presumably creating the possibility for Perez to go on the disabled list.
Mr. Robinov's promotion will presumably create room for his longtime deputy, Kevin McCormick, to succeed him.
"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.
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.
