Sentence examples for presumably gain from inspiring English sources

(John Kerry could pick Bill Richardson as his running mate and presumably gain Latino votes that way).

They will presumably gain precious minutes from being in a line, like some frequent-flier lines already in place, that moves faster simply because everyone knows the drill.

O'Malley, whose poll numbers remain in the single digits, would presumably gain the most from a nationally televised debate. .

If those meetings happen, the trustees -- Richard Llewellyn, the mayor's counsel, and Michael Fleming, a DWP board member and executive director of a Beverly Hills philanthropy -- would presumably gain access to the nonprofits' detailed financial records.

S. mediterranea also secretes mucus, which adheres to the substrate on which the animal is moving; the cilia presumably gain traction by moving against this mucus highway.

With the rise of chronic diseases and prolongation of life expectancy in Western European countries, palliative care performed by professional carers already is important today and will presumably gain importance in the years to come.

Dogs presumably gained this ability over generations of domestication.

If one candidate wins both votes, Illinois's new senator will arrive a few weeks earlier than other newcomers, presumably gaining seniority status for committees.

For two days, the men hopped about using crutches (and presumably gained some respect for those people who regularly toddle about in platform heels).

We now know to improve the no-fly list and to look out for a new type of bomb, and interrogators are presumably gaining information about Al Qaeda in Arabia.

By this, the sample trees presumably gained some access to soil water which is not accessible otherwise.