Sentence examples for presumably offers from inspiring English sources

Notah Begay, the Golf Channel analyst and close friend of Tiger Woods – the latter relationship presumably offers insight into what injuries can do to a golfer – offered one.

The rest of the motion, which presumably offers rich details about Mr. Ghailani's time in detention, remains secret, and a censored version will be made public only after it is cleared by the government.

Their fur is dark and includes a thick yellowish gray mane along the back, a trait that presumably offers better camouflage and increased protection from high temperatures during the day and low temperatures at night during the first few months of life.

An artist statement presumably offers some information about the art one sees -- such as, who the artist is, how the work was made, the artist's philosophy and belief system as well as how the art fits either within the artist's overall body of work or into the political and cultural times -- and would enable a viewer to grasp something essential about it.

The chance to exploit DC functions presumably offers a selective advantage that outweighs the risk of greater immunogenicity.

Flipping the amine orientation dramatically changes GPCR-ligand contacts, and presumably offers an evolutionary advantage because it allowed clade III TAARs to sample a distinct repertoire of structurally divergent amine odors.

Still, two Tony awards presumably offer some consolation.

Maybe easier access to capital (which the green investors presumably offer) helps.

With government subsidies, investors will presumably offer a price that is more to the banks' liking.

For Tumblr to succeed going forward, Yahoo will presumably offer incentive compensation for Mr. Karp and the rest of the Tumblr team.

Now, the league will presumably offer Time Warner, Cablevision and Charter terms similar to those given to Comcast to gain footholds in those systems.