Sentence examples for presumably needed from inspiring English sources

The official reason was a sore back that presumably needed rest.

Such smaller animals and the juveniles of larger species presumably needed the feathers for thermal regulation.

Things changed when the six-team N.H.L. expanded south into potential fan bases that, unfamiliar with hockey's fine points, presumably needed to be enticed by "red meat".

So Niese presumably needed time to regroup as he walked off after the first inning, having allowed his first earned runs since May 28, and the Reds presenting their starter, Homer Bailey, with a 3-0 lead.

Because the radiation is concentrated more where it is presumably needed, the treatment can be completed in a week, compared with six or seven weeks for whole breast radiation.

Meanwhile, the key to understanding "The Expendables 2" lies in the closing credits, which list a stunt double for most of the stars, although the need for an acting double is often more acute; an astonishing roster of welders and carpenters, all of whom were presumably needed to assemble Van Damme; and, strangest of all, four "cleaning ladies".

You presumably need someplace to move.

Yet companies struggling with a dismal economy presumably need advice now more than ever.

Actors required to take part in such pre-scenes presumably need skin (or ear wax) of considerable thickness.

As the cancer advances, Abdulaziz will presumably need more — some patients take 15 times his dose without even getting drowsy.

If nothing else, perhaps some of the extra activities in gifted programs should instead be provided for lower-achieving students, who presumably need them most.