Sentence examples for presumably placed from inspiring English sources

The latter ends with a burst of Winston Churchill fighting them on the beaches, presumably placed there by someone panicking that there weren't already enough cliches in the song.

The jars were presumably placed in the hold as the ship was being built and were intended for bulk transport.

Theoretical criteria for design or regulatory safety of nuclear power plants often take the form of requirements that some model of the "capacity" of the plant to respond to a hypothesized threat sufficiently exceed a model of the "load" presumably placed upon the plant by that threat.

According to Mindy MacLeod and Bernard Mees, the amulets appear in Viking Age graves, and were presumably placed there because "they were thought to have protective powers".

The resulting allyl anion is presumably placed in close proximity to the potent ynone Michael acceptor, which leads to efficient ring closure.

Oddly enough, although Mr Self and the Christian bookseller would presumably place themselves at opposite ends of the exegetical spectrum, their responses share an ancestral root.

Homeowners experienced a dramatic drop in housing wealth as prices fell, presumably placing a chill on the demand for additional children.

Forced sellers presumably place a higher value on their property than the market price: were that not so, they might already have sold it voluntarily.

And constituent firms — the Coinbases, Bitpays, and Blockchain's of the world — remain very well-capitalized, presumably placing them well out of any short-term chop.

It's no coincidence that the news comes just a day after reports that Apple is now using different algorithms to decide how applications are ranked (and is presumably placing a higher emphasis on metrics other than downloads).

Another new investor in the Series A being announced today is the VC arm of New York based real estate dynasty, LeFrak — a business that's run by a mega landlord who is presumably placing investment bets with the strategic hope of unlocking additional value from physical bricks and mortar assets by supporting the market for gig economy activities like home sharing.