Sentence examples for presumably large from inspiring English sources

But the government now says that it wants to eliminate subsidies (which are presumably large, but undisclosed) to the many lossmaking state-owned publishers.

"The Express" is an honorable example of a tried-and-true formula, squarely aimed at a presumably large cross-section of the moviegoing public: people who love football and hate racism.

He said that the liability costs to the Japanese government arising from Fukushima Daiichi, while still impossible to estimate, were presumably large, and might make other governments see that offering subsidies to renewable energy sources might be a comparative bargain.

The origin of the food that supported the Chaco building spree and fed the presumably large population of residents and laborers has bedeviled archaeologists.

In order to improve the data availability in the cargo sector, we have compiled a flight plan comprising a presumably large part of the non-OAG all-cargo flights from and to Europe.

You can download the app from iTunes for free until June first, but after that time it will be a subscription service, which really is the only thing that makes sense, given the presumably large cost of operating this service.

They were presumably larger members of the genus Australopithecus, the best known of which was the Lucy species, Australopithecus afarensis, that had thrived up to three million years ago.

Create an illustrated, annotated timeline of the U.S.P.S. 3. The stamp you designed in class is, presumably, larger than a regulation-sized stamp.

Facebook is a big company with an even bigger platform; it has commercial momentum and pressures presumably larger than any one person's general good intent.

That eliminates what is his presumably largest estate-taxable asset from the estate tax.

Due to their presumably larger desired family size, the coefficient on PakistaniXAllgirls should not be suggestive of sex-selective abortion at such parities.