Sentence examples for presumably temporary from inspiring English sources

Its surprising challenges to Mr. Obama this year have sent America's most critical relationship into a presumably temporary freeze.

Some 30percentt of them had large and presumably temporary cash positions, the commission said, but the rest would need to change either their names or their policies.

She overcharges him, taking a cut for herself in exchange for her (presumably temporary) silence about the fact that he is hiding Jews.

Ben Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, called the slowdown "transitory," a judgment echoed by many economists who believe that the poor performance can be chalked up to bad weather, political unrest and other presumably temporary setbacks.

Thus, if Ukraine and Georgia joining NATO is more important than the (presumably temporary) cooling of Russian relations with the West, then NATO will go ahead and make them members.

Apple makes crazy profits, but its competitors largely don't—one company has secured a (presumably temporary) edge over its rivals and is laughing all the way to the bank.

The achievements system for the developer preview of Game Center seems to have been disabled, presumably only temporary.

George Osborne made clear to Brogan at the weekend that he and Cameron would resist this when he said: A country with an almost double-digit deficit cannot add to its deficit in the middle of a sovereign debt storm to cut tax, presumably on a temporary basis, because you would have to then put it back up again to deal with the deficit.

One of the first five completed will be used as Trump's temporary home, presumably until something grander is built at a later date.

While permanent tracker ink no doubt poses its own set of issues, the opportunity to track humans on even a temporary basis, presumably comes with the possibility of new privacy and medical regulations as well.

Presumably, this change is temporary.