Sentence examples for presumably expert from inspiring English sources

Others are withholding judgment, but the second arrest — and the almost inscrutable behavior alleged against someone presumably expert in family law — have made it increasingly difficult to find people who are neutral, let alone willing to stand by him.

However, some users find this option preferable because the professional investors at the Trust are (presumably) experts and because it allows them to forgo the process of finding sellers and managing their Bitcoin accounts on their own.

The team had a support staff of 12 - including, presumably, an expert mental strengthener.

Presumably some expert in the Obama administration who knew the classical sense of the term sent out a memo recommending ISIL over ISIS.

Wasserman-Schultz, who is presumably an expert at deflecting reporters' questions given she's the DNC chair, treats the question as if it were a far-flung conspiracy theory, claiming she's never heard of any "kill list".

Presumably the experts who make these points are clinging to their fond memories of the Lincoln-Douglas debates of 1858.

Presumably the experts who already do, working not for narco syndicates but Big Pharma, another kind of cartel.

Presumably, after experts everywhere had watched Lionel Beauxis et amis kick away the ball for most of the semi-final in their obsession not to be out-thought as at Sydney 2003, they would have said the same about the French.

"Given that the CDC's recommendations are based on scientific evidence, and the CDC's mission is to protect individuals, we expected the PSAs to be more impactful than the online comments from presumably non-experts".

If someone tries to game the results, an expert presumably would block the efforts.

To outsource is simply to enlist help from an external source, presumably one more expert in or suited to rendering it.