Sentence examples for presumably set from inspiring English sources

With prices in dollars and cents, buyers and sellers can presumably set spreads lower than that.

Although one is presumably set in Britain and the other in some unspecified foreign country, the pattern in each is the same.

So it was not technology, but biology or environment, that presumably set human ancestors off on their migrations, scientists now say.

But the size and location of the houses appeared to irritate whoever left the sign and presumably set the fires: "Built Green?

If Bank of America were to fail today, it would create a systemic problem and presumably set off some sort of desperate policy reaction.

(To view The Parent Trap click the Paul Lacalandra link here, then the "Ordinary Girls" image) The competition was presumably set up as an affectionate little game for movie buffs.

They cover text that presumably sets out the facts that Mr. Moussaoui was not allowed to know.

He suggested that he could remain head of the party, presumably setting policy, while a prime minister tended to the state itself.

Terry Robinson, the club's director of football, has bitten the dust and this presumably sets the stage for a proactive winter of player recruitment.

Mr. Carell's character proposed to his girlfriend, Holly Flax (played by Amy Ryan), in the March 24 episode of "The Office," presumably setting the stage for Michael Scott's exit.

Announce your engagement, and the sidebar adverts snap suddenly to wedding dresses (and diets); having a baby presumably sets off some kind of bonanza klaxon in their California HQ.