Sentence examples for presumably more about from inspiring English sources

So the use-case is presumably more about filling in dead time during coffee breaks and commutes, rather than getting people to curl up in bed or on the sofa with their iPad for a long reading session — as you might expect them to do with an actual, paper magazine.

Russia is presumably more concerned about Isis and terrorism, a view reflected in Vladimir Putin's reportedly more cooperative approach on Syria.

Chefs, after all, are presumably more knowledgeable about good food than your average Yelp reviewer, and they're often looking to either build or maintain a relationship with fans.

In addition, specialists are presumably more knowledgeable about certain therapies (e.g., dermatologists and isotretinoin-minocycline or tetracycline or doxycycline) and these may have been less useful PDDIs to target with a fax alert intervention.

Under those circumstances, providing information about cost of development, implementation, or licensing fees is presumably more difficult.

Presumably, more is out there.

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

And, presumably, more landscaping.

Fish are presumably more complex than flies.

Medical specialists are more expensive but presumably more accurate.

In the next few weeks, we'll presumably learn more about the new tax rates on income, capital gains, dividends and estates.