Sentence examples for presumably might from inspiring English sources

Someone presumably might have to let Shearer know that it is going to be a hard sell.

At the outset, hedge funds were the biggest buyers opportunistic money that presumably might leave as swiftly as it arrived.

This is not about 2020, or an election that Corbyn says – for internal tactical reasons, presumably – might happen earlier than that.

Danny Fiszman, formerly the club's largest single shareholder, has previously sold significant stakes to Kroenke and presumably might do so again.

"Presumably the city's had to spend a lot of money on this and presumably might have to spend a lot more to defend what is almost assuredly something that's going to be ruled to be illegal," Plouffe said.

The amendment would authorize the president to open service to blacks for manual labor jobs or (much as the new confiscation bill would stipulate) any other task they could handle — which presumably might include combat duties.

With Jackson presumably retired, might they one day speak again?

Presumably that might lead Americans to vote for self-defeating protectionist or mercantilist policies.

A certain power (presumably Britain) might be disposed to act more energetically in Europe if it were not obliged to follow events in the Far East so closely".

Mr. Lewis then pointed out that many more boats take to the crowded waters in July, and presumably someone might have seen a duffel bag falling from the sky.

"God knows what he was actually fishing for but presumably whatever might have been floating in the bath, which was probably more pleasant before the game than it was after.