Sentence examples for presumably opened from inspiring English sources

It's that they had friends with different outlooks and lifestyles, which presumably opened their minds in the fashion that college is supposed to.

"You could just open the door and look into the roomer's room, and they could presumably open the door and look into your living room," Dr. Jenkins said.

Not only did the Universal Music Group settle its copyright infringement lawsuit against MP3.com last week for a cool $53.4 million, but the German media giant Bertelsmann brokered a truce with Napster the week before, presumably opening the door for the other four major recording companies to do the same.

The first round of these awards has provided funding to help retain senior faculty at universities across the country, presumably opening up positions for younger faculty.

When clicked from a post in news feed, the hashtag would presumably open a page of Graph Search results of mentions of the hashtag, similar to Twitter.

Sure, that last name can presumably open a few doors — or at the very least, open already-ajar doors wider — but he doesn't seem to be trying to exploit it.

With today's partnership, edX is expanding that mission, as its partnership with Google will enable any institution or business to post courses on MOOC.org and presumably open the doors to public access of edX's content.

There are forward and back buttons, an address bar, and three buttons to the right, which appear to be a home button, a favorites icon, and an arrow which presumably opens up other menu options.