Sentence examples for presumably recently from inspiring English sources

In the final scene set in the parallel universe, a newspaper states the (presumably recently inaugurated) Obamas are moving into the "new" White House, indicating that the traditional presidential residence had been recently rebuilt.

Given the young age of Bermuda, these results support the hypothesis that within the past 400,000 to two million years, individuals from the North American mainland P. longirostris lineage dispersed to a presumably recently emerged Bermuda 1000 km offshore, yet subsequently became extinct on the mainland.

Grocock and Sharp [ 35] suggested that codon variation in P. aeruginosa was primarily due to the presence of genes with atypical nucleotide composition (presumably recently acquired), with a secondary trend due to codon selection.

Notably, motor vehicle accidents are common in the early afternoon, when drivers presumably have recently finished lunch.

In her left hand, the presumed gladiator holds a curved sword and looks down at the ground, presumably at her recently felled opponent.

She will presumably permanently shelve recently announced plans to expand in Europe.

But both eradication efforts have had repeated setbacks: in Pakistan, nine people administering polio vaccines were killed recently, presumably by the Taliban.

An influx of young Arabs turned up in North Waziristan recently, presumably to replace some of the older Arabs who had been killed by the drones.

Any or all can "request the right" to run local businesses or services, presumably including those recently cut by the local council or in competition with the private sector.

Anyway, most of the "Russian citizens" in South Ossetia and Abkhazia had been handed their passports fairly recently, presumably in preparation for this foray.Similarly, Russian attempts to draw analogies with NATO's bombing of Serbia in 1999 and its encouragement of Kosovo's independence, or with the American-led invasion of Iraq, do not wash.

And presumably with the recently more concrete new version of the iPhone that can record video.