Sentence examples for presumably known from inspiring English sources

This could be problematic for various reasons: the issues discussed in the debate were not topical; it is likely that one of the candidates was not well-known to the viewers; the outcome of the election was (presumably) known to the viewers; and, perhaps most importantly, the participants were not able to vote for these candidates, and thus had no particular stake in the outcome of the debate.

These fliers are presumably "known and trusted," and as such are prospects for lighter security measures.

Policy makers have presumably known all along that the population would age and that health care costs would increase.

The CFD results demonstrate fluid mechanics phenomena, presumably known to Nabataean engineers through prior observation or borrowed knowledge, supporting their final design choice.

"With Rome having presumably known the filming dates for months, why have they not yet resolved the issues with the shoot locations?" asks the blog post author.

As has been widely reported, this week at the film festival a group of women was turned away on the red carpet because they were wearing flat shoes; which in Cannes are presumably known as les chaussures du diable.

He presumably knows his stuff?

Mr Abe presumably knows what he thinks.

He, presumably, knew whether or not he was a citizen.

Swiss customs officials presumably know, but they aren't talking.

So IronPort presumably knows spam when it sees it.