Sentence examples for presumably decided from inspiring English sources

Back on 10, Donald - who bogeyed 8 and 9 and is now +7 - has presumably decided to go for broke.

Some voters presumably decided not to vote after receiving ballots, but Mr. Stewart said many others most likely tried to vote and were thwarted.

John Updike presumably decided he never had a shot anyway when he created his character Bech and made fun of the prize.

Such artful ironies are not always intentional: Bel cancelled The Show Must Go On 2 (2004) shortly after its premiere, having presumably decided not to take its title too literally.

With the broadcaster NBC selling a 30-second slot for a record $3m£2.1m1m) this year, the same car firm executives who flew to Washington DC in private jets seeking a government bail-out presumably decided to be a little more frugal with the taxpayers' money they received.

The bank responsible for this particular home had presumably decided that the home was another discarded mess, and Cole's company had been dispatched to shore the building against the ravages of weather and decay.

If there is another panic, Ms. Merkel will presumably decide to get parliamentary approval for Spanish aid.

The MTV O Music Awards (the O stands for online) includes a category for "best fan army", which presumably decides whose fans are the most deranged.

The past week had the city, the state and Mr. Harmon, who is representing himself along with co-counsel, filing briefs to the court, which will presumably decide on it soon.

Or might it be that she panicked and tried to hide the fact of the killing even though it had been in self-defense?" That is what a new trial will presumably decide.

Until his death in 2005, Harthill was the veterinarian of choice for many trainers and owners, and he often attended to half the Derby field, presumably deciding which horses got the drug and which did not.