Sentence examples for presumably needs to be from inspiring English sources

Since he can't move on his own, old snowbollocks presumably needs to be dismantled and rebuilt literally hundreds of times along the route, most likely by children, which makes the whole thing a disgraceful celebration of child labour.

Its chairman, presumably, needs to be just as all over the place.

When a very localized change results in a change in behavior for the entire macromolecule, the reason behind the change presumably needs to be tracked down to its local origins.

Our demonstration of the power gained by sequencing the background strain using the same sequencing platform as the affected mouse is important, as it presumably needs to be done only once at a particular laboratory site.

However, there would presumably need to be some oversight of any taxpayer subsidies they got.Britain has struggled for half a century to get its apprenticeships right.

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".

The deal's success would depend on Spain's being able to tap the bond markets at sustainable rates — which presumably need to be well below the 7 percent level at which Greece, Portugal and Ireland sought bailouts.

The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is a miraculously complete, digestible epic in itself, and I wonder if annual episodes of the succeeding six stories, in which Lewis boxed himself into an ever-narrowing theological corner, might be rather heavy weather - especially as the children will presumably need to be recast.

Bosses presumably need to be above average in intelligence, and the obese are underrepresented at the higher IQ levels: Only about 10% of those in the top IQ quartile (roughly 110 or above) are obese.

It turns out that the numerical results are highly dependent on the modelling of both axial convection and the radial heat exchange between the gas and the walls, and that the unsteady flow and temperature profiles in the gap presumably need to be considered here by enhanced approaches – possibly based on complex numbers.

In addition, Descartes rejects any explanation of the solidity of a body that employs a bond among its particles (since the bond itself would be either a substance or property, and thus the solidity of the bond would presumably need to be explained; Pr II 55).