Sentence examples for presumably should be from inspiring English sources

A more economical runner requires less energy than others and presumably should be able to run farther or faster.

The plaintiffs may have a point, but more important, there is a principle in Delaware that control of a company is something of value that presumably should be paid for.

While all four of the candidates have considerable experience in government and campaigns, Mr. Green, presumably, should be quite comfortable with this debate format: He has been a regular guest on CNN's nightly debate program, "Crossfire," speaking from the left, of course.

The proponent of this view, presumably, should be able to say what the reason is to be instrumentally coherent as such (see Kolodny 2005, §2).

Annual deficits are running at a rate of 10% of our entire output, despite the fact that interest rates are in the basement and presumably should be providing the economy with abundant stimulus.

The Russians are actually fighting the fascist bad guys, and therefore, presumably should be allowed to do whatever they want, whenever they want, to whoever they want.

Presumably they should be peeled ready for the pot and not all knobbly like a just-picked parsnip either.

Now the Archbishop of Canterbury, a member of the commission, is arguing that one of the banks (presumably RBS) should be broken up to create several regional banks.

And presumably we should be pleased and flattered.

It shared with other forms of empiricism an 'anti-intellectualist tendency' (ibid), and it recognized that theories (and presumably concepts) should be viewed as 'instruments, not answers to enigmas'.

Presumably I should be able to sell hardware that is ready to run Leopard and you and the buyer should be able to go to the Apple Store, pick up Snow Leopard, and install it.