Sentence examples for presumably it would be from inspiring English sources

The American would still need a 14th team, and presumably it would be New Orleans.

Presumably it would be able to funnel money into the more sustainable, forward-looking projects.

"And presumably it would be a problem now, walking down Deansgate.

Presumably it would be trivial to create a web-interface that would allow anybody to use it.

In actuality, that sugar tax would be levied not at the cash register but on the beverage bottler, though presumably it would be passed on to consumers.

Only railroad employees (and their estates) may bring FELA claims, however, and presumably it would be a rare occurrence for a worker to witness during the course of his employment the injury or death of a close family member.

Judge Block, presumably because it would be inappropriate for him to say so, stops short of the logical conclusion that the death penalty is too costly.

At the meetings, the Forbeses said, there was discussion of parents who drove their children to the parties, presumably thinking it would be safer if adults played designated drivers.

McClaren left his seat in the stands in favour of the bench only for the final part of each half, presumably because it would be poor form to pace frantically around the directors' box.

For some reason, though, one unnamed man presumably thought it would be a good idea to do just that.

Presumably, she figured it would be savvier to keep it quiet, given all the rumor-mongering about her frailty that Trump and his allies had been engaging in.