Sentence examples for presumably more from inspiring English sources

Presumably, more is out there.

Larger firms are presumably more hierarchical.

So, presumably, more monotonicity is epistemically better than less.

Some days were presumably more fun than others.

Presumably more than $5,000-odd buys you.

And, presumably, more scrutiny if he ever flies again.

Presumably more talk of ethics might change those perceptions.

A Republican secretary of state changed the rules to help military voters (presumably more Republican) and limit the rights of others (older, poorer, and thus presumably more Democratic).

Don't they need that money for things presumably more important than holding onto a baseball team?

The sequence of the awards has been changed to obtain a presumably more appealing pace.

Would fires be in urban areas, with presumably more combustible material?