Sentence examples for presumably term from inspiring English sources

I have, what he would presumably term, a 'higher specification computer' which includes assistive audio software that comes in conjunction with a voice recorder to record lectures.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg enters the second half of his third and presumably final term.

Patrick decided in 2010 not to run for office again and finished his eighth — and presumably final — term last year.

With elections a year away, it's unclear what argument or bargain Putin wants to make with the Russian people in his fourth, and presumably last, term.

Mr. Sharpton said that with Mr. Bloomberg in his third and presumably final term, the question of nonpartisan elections "is not about him.

Now there's Sandy, and the response to it, both of which because they come as his third and presumably final term is winding down may end up defining much of Bloomberg's legacy as 9/11 did Rudy Giuliani's.

Now there's Sandy, and the response to it, both of which — because they come as his third and presumably final term is winding down — may end up defining much of Bloomberg's legacy — as 9/11 did Rudy Giuliani's.

Anonymous Why in the name of Frédéric Fekkai would you go back to a guy who made you look like a spotty leopard when you asked for Jessica Biel?! Presumably the term "melting" refers to hair color, and not the tears streaming down your cheeks.

Clearly there's a customer retention play here too, given the capital advances will only be offered to existing — and presumably longer term — iZettle users.

"Islamists" as a presumably monolithic term are frequently cited for terror, but Muslims are also the most numerous victims of human rights abuses by other Muslims and non-Muslims.

"Makes sense", presumably, in terms of "value for money", a phrase that peppers Johnson's green paper on HE reform.