Sentence examples for presumably harder from inspiring English sources

Instead, she says she worked "harder" (presumably, harder than the men in the hotel business, which was then male-dominated) so she could succeed in her chosen field despite her sex and make it easier for other women.

Glass vials have a smoother surface than plastic and therefore it is presumably harder for the fly to climb.

He is French, which means the ability to whip up a beurre blanc at the drop of a chapeau is presumably hard-wired into his DNA.

Asked where the female Conservative cabinet members were during the session, the source said: "I'm not sure – presumably hard at work doing their jobs".

You're telling these lovely and presumably hard-working actresses, who all have shows in the same time slot, "I'd rather look at hogs than look at you".

THERE'S an interesting dilemma facing the filmmakers who are presumably hard at work, in some well-hidden editing room, on the biographical movie that will play just before Mitt Romney accepts his party's nomination: What should the movie say about Romney's Mormonism?

And Google is presumably hard at work on a fix.

Asked afterwards where female Conservative cabinet members had been during the session, a senior Downing Street source said: "I'm not sure - presumably hard at work doing their jobs".

These summer fruits represent few items, but are presumably hard enough to impact the enamel surface very quickly.

Clinical trials regarding appropriate crystalloid fluid replacement after severe haemorrhage are necessary, but presumably hard to establish.

Longer term, people will presumably work harder if they keep more of the next dollar they earn.