Sentence examples for presumably expanded from inspiring English sources

Put differently, states in which NREG has (presumably) expanded relative employment opportunities for unskilled labor more do not appear to have experienced differential growth in net demand for unskilled labor.

The 95 year old actor, producer and writer has presumably expanded on earlier tellings of the making of one of his most significant hits.

Nonetheless, the distributions of particular vegetation types presumably expanded and contracted during the glacial fluctuations of the Upper Pliocene and Pleistocene [3], [4].

In mammals these olfactory receptors presumably expanded due to the selective advantage conferred by a well developed sense of smell [ 15].

We therefore infer that like other EB1 proteins on vertebrate microtubules (Zanic et al., 2009; Maurer et al., 2011), Bim1 discriminates between GTP and GDP forms of the yeast microtubule lattice (presumably, expanded and compacted).

Earth Networks will presumably expand, or competitors will move in, or both.

Such explosions, the death rattles of massive stars, are powerful enough to be seen clear across the universe when the universe was younger and, presumably, expanding faster.

They'll presumably expand this with more licenses if it proves popular.

That list will presumably expand in time, as carriers realize that not being one of the available options is probably bad for business.

It's a very limited trial (those are literally the only search queries that appear to bring back Flickr results) but the company will presumably expand the integration across more search results in time.

Government-sanctioned hacking/malware is one mooted option, along with the triangulation offered by data retention powers plus data-mining of bulk datasets — which, presumably, expands the likelihood that encrypted comms can be caught in a less secure form somewhere in the digital haystack.