Sentence examples for presumably that will from inspiring English sources

Presumably, that will not happen Monday night.

(Presumably, that will not happen really).Economists tend to judge tax policy on its efficiency (how little a tax distorts economic activity), equity and simplicity.

(Presumably, that will come once the telecom industry has recovered from its wild overspending on bandwidth in the '90s, and is ready to do it again).

Presumably, that will be made moot by indications that a mild form of the flu may have already spread elsewhere in the nation.

(Presumably, that will include TCTV videos, since we are owned by AOL).

Instead of a technology stack, she talks about a "content stack," with original Yahoo editorial on top, followed by licensed news and articles from other sources, "pro blogging," and then crowdsourced news and information at the bottom (presumably, that will come from her Associated Content acquisition).

Presumably that'll be nice for him and others who have gotten in on the ground floor.

Presumably, that colleague will need to be one of the very few journalists on the staff who is good at maths.

Presumably that specific point will change as a result of the current American Airlines bankruptcy case.

He has now been pronounced fit by the Lloyds board but has said he will change his work habits, presumably in ways that will lower ITSO risks.

That is presumably the explanation that will be given in support of this data mining program, in which many well-known technology companies "knowingly participate".