Sentence examples for presumably entails from inspiring English sources

METS ADD TO BULLPEN The Mets' plan to renovate their bullpen, a significant culprit in their collapse, presumably entails much more than the minor deal they made yesterday.

The obvious first question about this extra effort to please passengers is the extra cost it presumably entails; in the age of online reservations sorted automatically by price, the decision about which airline to fly has become a simple numbers game, a development that threatens to make nonsense of any effort to make airline travel more memorable.

This presumably entails but is not entailed by local distributive cross-linguistic compositionality of meaning.

The evolution from winglessness to working wings presumably entails intermediate generations with stubby wings that are too short for flight.

Although perceptual information processing presumably entails much activity in a perceiver's brain, this is conceived to be mainly driven "bottom-up" by the sensory input.

In the body of the text, however, Murphy and Nagel seem to argue instead that claims about property rights are made true by convention, which presumably entails that such claims are true.

Replacing Dai would presumably entail a comprehensive reshoot.

"In your plan, when you said that mosques should be treated differently -- that would presumably entail American citizens who are Muslims having their civil liberties violated," said a reporter.

Similarly, long time deadlines allow for very accurate responses and presumably entail low common inputs to the decision network.

Knowing that the evolutionary histories are the same would presumably entail knowing the phylogeny of HOX, so that the SP phylogeny would provide no additional information about HOX.

Presumably this entails that its posits are to be regarded as lawlike.