Sentence examples for presumably pose from inspiring English sources

Among the many questions investigators will presumably pose is why Mr. Osbourne dropped out of sight early last week, several days before the suspects were captured; how and when they had first met; and whether Mr. Muhammad and Mr. Malvo had been in contact with him during the shooting rampage.

Long schooldays, afternoon school and homework presumably pose an organisational challenge for meeting the PA guideline.

"In the U.S., flooding is a greater cause of death than lightning or tornadoes, and presumably poses similar risks elsewhere".

The play is a mix of Bernie's reminiscences in prison, his memories of an all-night meeting with Solomon Galkin, and his secretary's answers to unheard questions on a witness stand (presumably posed by the Securities and Exchange Commission).

Unfortunately, the questions from the audience (which were presumably posed in Spanish and needed to be translated on the spot) are not included, but you can guess what they were.

Thus, if one considers a deity who is omniscient and morally perfect, but not omnipotent, then evil presumably would not pose a problem if such a deity were conceived of as too remote from Earth to prevent the evils we find here.

The local lawn care guy, it turns out, has just run off with the wife of a customer, and presumably because he poses less of a sexual threat, Lawn Boy, as we might as well call him, soon has more work than he can handle.

Some pose holding babies, presumably to show they are fertile.

But Matt Stopera at Buzzfeed won by asking 22 creationists to grin like monkeys and pose what they presumably thought was a zinger of a challenge to science.

Women pose for him, dressed presumably as they appear in his pictures.

It is not clear how Putin will capitalise on the naked torso of the River God after its unveiling – presumably not by striking the same pose, given its missing genitalia.