Sentence examples for presumably rich from inspiring English sources

Albania is rich in water, oil, minerals and presumably rich in gas but the biggest asset we have is beauty and the worst thing we've done in 20 years has been to draw scars on our country's beautiful body".

It has been almost a month since the very famous, presumably rich and remarkably still anonymous British street artist and trickster Banksy began making good on his word to spend October festooning the streets of New York with his art.

If you don't think that's true, try being Haitian or Zimbabwean, and see how different that is from your (presumably) rich Western citizenship.

Accordingly, I.2, the chloroform fraction derived from the crude MeOH extract of the plant and presumably rich in these compounds, was assessed for its anti-inflammatory effects in ET-treated SCp2 cells.

Scientists disagree about the link between emissions and bad weather, and how to split the bill for climate change between future (presumably richer) generations and the current population.

Here is Evelyn Waugh, writing to Nancy Mitford early in 1950 with a bumper selection of the latest Grub Street scuttlebutt: "G Orwell is dead, and Mrs Orwell presumably a rich widow.

The rest of the motion, which presumably offers rich details about Mr. Ghailani's time in detention, remains secret, and a censored version will be made public only after it is cleared by the government.

This ability to change one's mind presumably reflects rich internal processing that can continually reevaluate both what act to make and whether to make it now.

Once obtained, an initial "snapshot" of proteins expressed in umbilical cord blood serum may serve as the starting point for developing low-cost assays for biomarkers of exposure and disease in this easily accessible and presumably information rich biofluid.

However, prescribed dietary phosphate restriction was associated with higher mortality when time-dependent confounders were included in a post hoc analysis of the Hemodialysis Study whose authors postulate that phosphate-rich foods tend to be nutrient dense and presumably protein-rich [ 55].

Presumably, the richer you are, the less time you have to spend shopping.