Sentence examples for presumably do not need from inspiring English sources

Hockey players are tough individuals who presumably do not need potty breaks.

But there has been scant attention paid to the number of luxury-car buyers, whose owners presumably do not need the tax relief, and Quinnipiac's poll director, Doug Schwartz, acknowledged that his survey did not ask whether luxury cars ought to stay on the tax rolls.

However, at least in the general population, the vast majority of intracranial aneurysms do not rupture [ 37] and therefore presumably do not need intervention, making a screening strategy based on detection of aneurysms problematic.

As an adult, you presumably don't need much help, though occasionally a sommelier comes in handy.

So instead Congress created a $500 credit but arranged to have it vanish for upper-income taxpayers, who presumably don't need it.

High-income families presumably don't need help.

For one, investors in the private market aren't exposed to undue amounts of risk since they're largely institutional, supposedly sophisticated and presumably don't need a full set of SEC-approved financials to make good investment decisions.

Because Rodriguez is now signed through age 42, he presumably does not need Boras to negotiate any future contracts, making it easier for him to part ways with the agent considered the most formidable in baseball.

After that, she would have no more death protection, but at age 60, with the kids gone, she presumably does not need life insurance anymore.

Or the Regional Foresight Steering Committee - which presumably doesn't need an agenda!

(The owners of houses that employed footmen presumably didn't need anyone to tell them that "footmen take turns in answering the door").