Sentence examples for presumably prepared from inspiring English sources

The reason for some optimism was that the union was presumably prepared to lower its sights from 50percenttoto get an agreement.

She carried a list of New York tourist attractions, presumably prepared by a travel agent, that included the bold heading: "Going to Canal Street".

There he would sit, in a meeting room presumably prepared with refreshments, and at the end of the day, make the long, sad trip back to Connecticut.

On Wednesday, in an Op-Ed for the Times, which he presumably prepared in advance, Shulkin went public about the internal power struggle, saying that the "advocates within the administration for privatizing V.A. health services . . .

This could have all been avoided if the organisers had let people pay with a MasterCard or American Express - but Visa was presumably prepared to pay a vast sum for exclusivity.

Some 2,000 donors gave the maximum amounts in the 2012 election, according to the Center for Responsive Politics, and many of them are presumably prepared to give more.

Viewers should presumably prepare themselves for an onslaught of jokes about predictable results.

With America's Mayor presumably preparing to run for higher office, it may well be the right time to reconsider his 9/11 legacy.

But the Congressional Budget Office's projected deficit for this year has already fallen by $200 billion since February, when Obama was presumably preparing the budget which includes this chained CPI cut.

While the 1789 act that established its precursor, the Department of War, is sparse on details about its raison d'être, the very name suggests its purpose -- presumably preparing for, fighting, and winning wars.

The bank will return in two weeks, presumably better prepared.