Sentence examples for presumably things from inspiring English sources

That sends out totally the wrong message because presumably things are more difficult for families now".

Again, the staff was just getting its sea legs, but presumably things have perked up by now.

South Africa, Lesotho, Botswana and Zimbabwe also saw modest declines in child welfare; presumably things have got worse in Zimbabwe since 2006.The simplicity of Save the Children's approach may seem naive to some but others will welcome the ability to see at a glance how youngsters are faring.

Presumably things like Picasa integration.

So presumably things got pretty chilly.

Presumably things like "cast spell 3," etc.

Presumably, when things like power poses work, it's partly because I expect them to.

Presumably, good things continue, as Mr. Dunkel conducts Smetana's "Bartered Bride" Overture, Prokofiev's Fifth Symphony and Brahms's Violin Concerto, with Nadja Saserno-soloisterg as solointhen the concerto.

This would presumably include things like limited-liability partnerships, which have become a popular repository for dirty money (again, see Ukraine or Russia, or Syria).For trusts this would mark a sea change in disclosure.

And they are even releasing a novel about an appealing young economics professor struggling to make his way in the real world -- to show you, presumably, that things are tough even for the experts.

If you think there's a good chance that a half-point cut will be needed next month, presumably because things won't have improved or will actually have gotten worse, then what's the benefit of waiting?