Sentence examples for presumably easily from inspiring English sources

But why use Kickstarter to raise funding when the nonprofit could presumably easily fundraise from the over 60 companies that have already supported the initiative?

But why use Kickstarter to raise funding when the nonprofit could presumably easily fundraise from the over 60 companies that have already supported the initiative?

In rivers, where the context is presumably easily disruptive for population structures, this preference for kin may be important for the maintenance of low mutation loads, and for the expression of recessive phenotypes.

When 4,000 – presumably less easily intimidated – people signed a petition branding the measure inhumane, the authority listened.

The camp decided to add substantial new facilities, and while consolidating functions in a single location would result in an economical, monumental, and presumably more easily secured building, Fantastic Norway's design deliberately distributes these functions among many small and light structures.

The story of Gary Cooper's sheriff confronting criminals when no one else will back him presumably has easily-imagined effects on presidential egos.

These and other treasures will presumably be more easily available to the public when the institution moves downtown.

The prospect for e-commerce is interesting because it offers a nice way to describe gadgets in plain English quickly and easily – presumably on multiple platforms – without a lot of hard reading.

Somewhat unexpectedly, education does not seem to have a significant influence, although there is some indication of less status quo bias among the highly educated (who presumably can more easily acquire the information needed to compare an alternative to the status quo).

A drug that comprises one molecule instead of a mixture of thousands or millions could presumably be more easily optimized, manufactured, and developed through the clinical pipeline with fewer regulatory hurdles.

Furthermore, if there were a causal relationship, one would expect an effect of laterality to occur after a sufficient induction period, not for solely recent use (unless there was a promotional effect of mobile phones that was very rapid and substantial, which presumably would be easily and rapidly detectable from population incidence trends).