Sentence examples for presumably draw from inspiring English sources

Mr. Daschle, as a face of the Democratic opposition, would presumably draw the support of experienced Democratic Party strategists and many of his fellow Democrats in the Senate who have worked closely with him over the years.

Jeter is eligible to become a free agent after the coming season and would presumably draw massive bids, but no one believes Steinbrenner will let it get that far.

The prospect of a credible conservative candidate is a matter of clear concern to Mr. Giuliani's aides, since Mr. DioGuardi, running on the right, would presumably draw votes away from Mr. Giuliani in his Senate contest with Hillary Rodham Clinton.

But the governors did not rule out moving their contests even earlier so their states would have more distance from the others -- and presumably draw more attention from the candidates.

Even if they lack the kind of Norman Tebbit-esque voice that could have seized on all this in an instant, the Tories will big up the hardline, Eurosceptic, anti-welfare aspect of their DNA, and presumably draw away some crucial Labour votes.

The concurrent induction of the lignin and flavonoid pathways is in sharp contrast since these are competitive pathways that presumably draw on the same precursors generated by the PP pathway.

Each of his songs used a different rhythm, all presumably drawn from various regions of Mali.

Older members of the audience, who are presumably drawn to this kind of movie, would never react so foolishly.

Jordan's speciality, though, presumably drawing on his work on Holby Blue and City Central, is the superior police series.

Presumably drawing on personal experience, he here gives us Louie (Mr. Scolari), who has had some success writing for television, though none recently.

Paul Azinger should be announcing his well-thought-through pairings at 5pm, while Nick Faldo will be presumably drawing names willy-nilly from his big hat at the same time.