Sentence examples for presumably easy from inspiring English sources

They show up in full force for rivalry games and take their foot off the gas for the presumably easy midseason road trips.

Our leader, Peter, is a tall, theatrical presence with a dashing manner and an even more dashing hat, presumably easy to spot in a crowd.

After all, there are facts, and it's presumably easy to identify when data is being cooked.

But in the future, Trudeau might want to spend more time taking advice and reading his briefing notes, and less time avoiding (presumably) easy questions.

As in other surveys, the above findings may have been affected by methodological limitations, but it should be kept in mind that full cohorts of students were assessed, that the response rate was high (87%) and that the question on peers' cannabis use was simple and presumably easy to understand.

Gerlando Sciascia, on the other hand, was presumably easier to find.

(It is presumably easier for the Commonwealth, the European Commission and others to recruit poll monitors for the Maldives than for Afghanistan or elsewhere).

It is presumably easier for them to test for hygiene and quality at say a UK port than it would be for the labour standards.

Mr. Staples had to assert his interest in challenging Mr. Dewhurst after he was asked if he wouldn't rather seek the presumably easier race for the open comptroller's seat.

Jaafari's brother-in-law was not involved in politics, but he was presumably easier to get to than Jaafari, and killing him may have been worth it just to get a message across.

With less space devoted to ads, and only higher-bidding advertisers getting through, there are fewer ads to click on.But would users not click just as often, or even more often, on those remaining ads, since they are now presumably easier to see and more relevant?