Sentence examples for presumably in need of from inspiring English sources
The tendency is to assume that as you lose weight, the same calorie cut back should prove even more effective once you are lighter, and, presumably, in need of less food.
This, they argued, may explain why the raids fluctuate: Some months have low numbers, perhaps meaning the cops don't need as many arrests; when the raids go up, the cops are presumably in need of some juice.
Although Verizon's high open rate is not necessarily surprising, since the consumers opening the email had recently purchased a Verizon Wireless product, and were presumably in need of the information, the initiative is a clear example of how to leverage both thought leadership and consumer needs as a means to garner in engagement and connect personally with users.
Just unusual for a man worth $250 million who is presumably not in need of a spare $60,000.
When asked about the riot police, who are presumably also in need of counselling after weeks of standing in freezing temperatures and engaging in violent clashes with protesters, he shrugged.
During the last boom, it was about raising a lot of money to start a company that would attack a fertile industry that presumably was in need of reinvention.
But committing so many officers to going after renegade cab drivers whose crime hurts no one but politically connected taxi companies smacks of cronyism, and the sting operations target people who are presumably sorely in need of the income they get from driving a mustachioed car.
Presumably, a project in need of repair is providing some valuable and potentially quantifiable public service.
These spines are of medium or large size and thus presumably more active and in need of active mechanisms for the clearance of glutamate and K+ ions.
(Though, presumably, at 25 years old, he's in need of just as much education as the rest of the country's youth demographic).
