Sentence examples for presumably poor from inspiring English sources

It is an act of reverential worship, not penetration - which is how, presumably, poor Benigno thinks of his own transgression.

Words on the portrait of a shirtless, bearded and presumably poor man and his small son read: "I love David.

The rise of "secure," gated communities, private cops, private roads, private parks, private schools, private playgrounds — private, private, private —exacerbates biased treatment against the young, the colored and the presumably poor.

Until the last decade, few patients with ILD were admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU), due to the presumably poor prognosis and futility of mechanical ventilation.

The new TAR cloning system is useful for isolation of heterochromatic regions enriched by repeats and presumably poor in ARS elements, such as a mammalian centromere.

Terrestrial mammals and amphibians, presumably poor dispersers, are entirely absent from the Mascarenes [ 30], but have radiated in Madagascar after reaching it during rare dispersal events: lemurs, rodents, tenrecs and carnivores radiated on Madagascar (reviewed by [ 4]).

But seeing all those presumably poor-but-incredibly-happy theatre people made Byrne think: Well, this is really what matters, that's really what matters, and it's something that's not reflected in these pie charts or graphs.

Vaccination cost was a major barrier for some, presumably poorer new immigrant families.

So, presumably, only poor people would care about poverty, or only gay people care about gay rights.

Abel gets the livestock, and the pets presumably, and poor Cain has to make do with a bag of seed.

Which presumably means poor old Newt will have to forget about receiving any help from American Harry Potter types when it comes to getting all his beasties back in the box this November.