Sentence examples for presumably it has from inspiring English sources

First, there is no necessity that the term "intrinsic value" be reserved for the value that something has in virtue of its intrinsic properties; presumably it has been used by many writers simply to refer to what Korsgaard calls final value, in which case the moral significance of (what is thus called) intrinsic value has of course not been thrown into doubt.

Presumably it has struck a good deal.

"Presumably, it has some sort of binding nature within the courts themselves," he said.

It's an old joke now, and presumably it has only a small effect on his playing.

BlackBerry will be allowed to solicit other offers, though, presumably, it has already been doing this.

So presumably it has some special meaning I should know about?

Why did it take an investigative report to cause Google to "decide" to change its policy when presumably it had the tools to identify these problems itself?

Presumably, it had been roasted beyond recognition.

Presumably, it had a file on Mr. Tsarnaev from 2011 with pictures of him.

Presumably, it had reason to believe that insider trading was happening, and that persuaded a federal judge to approve wiretaps.

I was there, and yes, it was heaven to hear the likes of Mrs O'Leary's Cow as – presumably – it had always existed in Brian's head.