Sentence examples for presumably targeted from inspiring English sources

Finally, he has an ad presumably targeted to parents with school-age children, reassuring them that, like his mentor, he really values public education.

This is particularly irritating given that the book is presumably targeted at the middle aged – the very people who are supposed to have inherited from their ancestors a laser-like ability to spot what really matters in any given situation.

Re "Hey, Big Spender: You Need a Surtax" (Economic View, March 21), in which Robert H. Frank suggested a tax on large amounts of consumer spending: As one presumably targeted by that proposed progressive consumption tax, I consider it a very reasonable idea -- but only if it were used to reduce the tax burden on those less fortunate while still trying to shrink our ever-growing government.

Restaurant food delivery company Deliveroo has begun trialing a subscription service in the U.K. — presumably targeted at its most frequent and loyal customers.

SCD1 gene, presumably targeted by bta-miR-199a-3p bta-miR-199a-3p bta-miR-199a-3p bta-miR-199a-3pAs, was reported to be down-regulated is response to linseed oil supplementation [ 18].

The presence of the signal peptide suggests that the protein is synthesized as a pre-protein that is presumably targeted to the general secretory (Sec) pathway of C. violaceum.

Rockets have landed on residential homes, presumably targeting top Houthi officials, though they are often nowhere to be found.

Interestingly, although the team is based in China, the site is in English and presumably targeting the foreign market.

The tendency, however, to distinguish two altogether separate classes of ethical works (following Ziegler 1951, 768 825) is problematic given the considerable affinities between them, yet Plutarch does use different styles in them, presumably targeting different audiences (Van Hoof 2010, 264 265).

A suicide attack 10 days ago -- presumably targeting the U.S. ambassador, who was attending a nearby ceremony -- killed 10 people.

The U.N. General Assembly is regularly confronted with resolutions to oppose the "defamation of religions" -- presumably targeting the verbal abuse of any religion.