Sentence examples for presumably dealing from inspiring English sources

This is what General Manager Brian Cashman had to say afterward, when he was presumably dealing from the heart, and not on the grubby news media tour he undertook last week in torrid retaliation to Close: "What I was thinking as Derek was speaking was that it was going to be one of those moments that will play over and over for the next 100 years, like Lou Gehrig.

In 1988, Jorm and Korten [ 8] tested the dimensionality of the IQCODE for the first time; observing a high correlation between the 26 items presumably dealing with memory or intelligence, and concluded that the instrument was measuring a single dimension of cognitive decline.

At Scopely, he'll be a vice president of business development, where he'll work on external opportunities (presumably deals with third-party game makers) to grow the network and the business.

Is the Italian Civil Service, with whom he has presumably dealt during his years in Italy, so mechanically efficient that the US Consular staff in Berlin looks like, uh, a bunch of Italian bureaucrats?

The whole segment is 15 minutes and, presumably, deals with more PIPA/ SOPA business, but after she stopped talking about us everything went sort of fuzzy and we started drinking champagne, so we're really not sure.

Other people simply missed the straightforward million megawatt evil of Big H: Steptoe spoke for the older generation when he asked: "where's 'itler when you need 'im?' (presumably to deal with "the coloureds").

Both, presumably, would deal with corresponding sets of logical constants.

Genes encoding translation elongation proteins Tuf Bd2994 [15] and Ts Bd3782 [16] are up-regulated presumably to deal with the extra translational load as is Bd0069 the peptide chain release factor I [17] which mediates translation termination.

Presumably to deal with this problem, the innate immune system of the fly's airway epithelial cell has a very peculiar architecture.

The average sequence divergence in a group is less than 4%; thus presumably we are dealing with representatives of several RT lines or subfamilies.

Keeping in mind that D.C. had a 2012 option on De Rosario, a longer-term deal would presumably take him through at least 2013, if not longer.