Sentence examples for presumably encouraged from inspiring English sources

Even the chaps cry on television and are presumably encouraged to do so.

Children, presumably encouraged by parents, are also seen raising their hands in Nazi salutes.

Distributor Entertainment Films continues to support it with highly visible marketing, presumably encouraged by audience enthusiasm for the film.

The alarming ubiquity of references to Dinkins as a one-term mayor is what presumably encouraged his administration to lay plans for a big speech, to be given on July 30th.

It is a familiar celebrity narrative, this – the "doomed to be a failure, look at me now" schtick is so common it is presumably encouraged by PRs to portray clients as wildly successful, against the odds.

Mr. Gordon's opinion might well be wrong, but he is the co-author of two books that analyze and criticize American military strategy in Iraq -- not just "Cobra II," but also "The Generals' War" -- and his opinion is quite consistent with the views he expressed, and The Times presumably encouraged him to express, in those two books.

But at least their position was expressed in a plea to the Interior Department, where a hearing process would presumably encourage open public debate.

"The data retention bill will simply formalise these activities with no regard to the press freedom implications and presumably encourage at least 20 government agencies to go trawling through journalists' metadata," Murphy said.

Heralding the measure this week, the finance minister, Laurent Fabius, said the idea was to provide "real encouragement" for poor people to enter the job market.Indeed so, and since the bonus will be assessed and paid by the tax authorities, it will presumably encourage a certain shrinking of France's "black economy" (around 15% of GDP according to some).

This would presumably encourage you not to die so much.

Those who are poorly educated, lacking access to such knowledge, may have greater fear of headache as a symptom, and what it might mean, and this would presumably encourage consultation.