Sentence examples for presumably preferred from inspiring English sources

It seemed more logical for Rojo to partner Chris Smalling at the heart of the defence, but Van Gaal presumably preferred continuity.

Immediately after the last general election we were teetering on the very edge of being pushed into default, of where Greece is … The government went for bigger cuts [and] most of the public voted for the Conservatives … so they presumably preferred the idea of cuts to taxation rises".

The direct channel is presumably preferred by closer communication and the response time in dialogs is shorter.

Shores were presumably preferred as they provide food (e.g., frogs), shelter, and quick escape into water when attacked.

Traditionally, certain sulfotransferases were named according to their presumably preferred substrate, eg, estrogen sulfotransferase (SULT1E1) and DHEA sulfotransferase (SULT2A1).

McConnell, presumably, prefers it to be himself and not Harry Reid.

More prosaically any animal, regardless of how social it is, would presumably prefer not to have to move house regularly.

Creditors would presumably prefer to cut a deal with a borrower rather than be subject to the decision of a bankruptcy judge.

In general, Carroll said, these would be very rare cases, driven by families, not by coaches, who presumably prefer athletes to develop another year in high school.

Samsung, Pepsi, and Tide presumably prefer their products in the hands, mouths, and washing machines, respectively, of every person on the planet.

Its agriculture is protected by high tariffs the tariff on butter, for instance, is 360%—since farmers wield political clout (and the Japanese, presumably, prefer sushi to sarnies).