Sentence examples for presumably sometimes from inspiring English sources

If an ETF is active, presumably sometimes investors do not know what is in their portfolio as managers make discretionary bets: that hardly sounds transparent.

Nagel conceives of sciences or theories as developing entities that undergo changes, across which their vocabulary remains unchanged (though it is, presumably, sometimes extended).

Which presumably means that, sometimes, it does happen.

Sometimes, presumably when they're hungry for protein or perhaps because they need to cull the herd, the ants eat their aphids.

(5) He was doing a round of interviews, so presumably he does talk sometimes.

"I do sometimes think: presumably there will come a point where I just don't get stuff on any more.

After all, as Gopnik wrote about other, presumably genuine Goya paintings, "Sometimes the most conventional hackwork can become the occasion for his most permanent images".

He even presides over a small collection of hawker stands in the slick marina area that's part of Singapore's modernistic performing-arts center — a building that, because of its shape (though not, presumably, its smell), is sometimes referred to by the locals as the Durian.

HNE stimulation of proton leak is sometimes elusive, presumably because it is condition-dependent; Esteves et al. [ 10] clearly showed HNE-stimulated uncoupling via UCP1, whereas Shabalina et al. [ 11] did not.

Such processes of linguistic expansion, while presumably common in human history, sometimes result in the extinction of other languages as the domains of language use begin to overlap to the extent that one of them becomes obsolete.

If one monkey received a grape in the absence of any token-swapping work, the presumably indignant second monkey would sometimes throw its own token away instead of enduring the humiliation of performing work only to be underpaid.