Sentence examples for presumably plenty from inspiring English sources

The finalists were given five hours to complete the recipe, presumably plenty of time for a contest themed "quick and easy".

Hotels offer their own glitzy firework displays, while a number of patriotic pool parties around the city include DJs, dancing, live music, and presumably plenty of cocktails.

There are presumably plenty of young adults who do just that, but not all of them give up their weekends to convince others to do so.

There are presumably plenty of young adults who do just that, but not all of them give up their weekends to persuade others to do so.

Bennett presumably had plenty of reasons to exonerate McCain, but they are not clearly articulated here.

The beer was flowing and the cafes were packed, presumably with plenty of people who had just lost their jobs.

In it, Mick Jagger sounds confident, wistful, thoughtful, elegiac, even though he is a young rock star, presumably getting plenty of what he wants.

Just 7 percent said they felt least strongly about it; perhaps they live in Phoenix, where US Airways has a hub and would presumably preserve plenty of service that those people could then get AAdvantaage credit for when they flew those routes.

Among the Times' regular contributors are a high-school principal, an advertising man, and an actress; a good many puzzles also come from inmates of penitentiaries, who presumably have plenty of time on their hands.

The traffic shutdown, affecting hundreds of thousands of commuters, is the central and most controversial piece of a security plan that includes closing the airspace over the city even to traffic-spotting helicopters -- who would presumably have plenty to report -- and closing a triangle of streets next to the Fleet Center to nonemergency vehicles.

As a colonisation strategy, dispersal by ocean current would be unreliable with vent systems so scarce, most of the larva swept out to sea would presumably perish but plenty of plants on land adopt a similar approach using the wind.The research offers more than just an insight into the life cycle of subsea gribblies.