Sentence examples for presumably refer from inspiring English sources
No the "war" must presumably refer to the Balkan war of the 1990s.
Rylance's "girls", presumably, refer to his wife's daughters, Juliet and Nataasha, from her first marriage.
Other financiers commissioned similar collections from which the tireless Strada excerpted two books published in 1553 and 1559 — in the portrait, two volumes on top of a cabinet presumably refer to these.
Another clause in the contract between GSR and SCL specifies that Kogan's company will "seek out informed consent of the seed user engaging with GS Technology" — which would presumably refer to the ~270,000 people who agreed to take the personality quiz in the app deployed via Facebook's platform.
Other statements focus more on issues related to clinical research site capacity and presumably refer to the many HIV/AIDS trials sites located in developing countries, where access to resources may be limited.
He was presumably referring to groups that oppose Hamas.
He was presumably referring to the bikes, not their riders.
He presumably referred to an arrangement with Lebanon.
"And the other mob," he said, presumably referring to Ukip.
He was presumably referring to the movement of many AOL executives to run the combined company.
It presumably refers to the Holocaust as well as to the horrors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
