Sentence examples for presumably this time from inspiring English sources

Presumably this time there have been no outright bribes, but the giveaways to corporations are actually much larger.

The primacy of their TV work no doubt meant Farrah Fawcett and Cory Monteith were sidelined at the 2014 Oscars (and presumably Rik Mayall this time around).

That statistic alone helps explain NBC's decision to finally – and presumably permanently this time – ditch its veteran star and jump a generation to Fallon.

Presumably this stage time was a bonus.

Last year, Catching Fire reached £34.09m, which is presumably the target this time for Mockingjay.

After De Frutos's ballet Eternal Damnation to Sancho and Sanchez was pulled from BBC schedules because it was deemed to be too scandalous (it featured a deformed pope abusing a pregnant nun), TV bosses have presumably steered clear this time and there are currently no plans to broadcast the show.

Like the IREX e-reader that I played with for a hot minute, it supports memory cards (presumably SD cards), this time all the way up to 32GB.

Presumably, the time involved in preparing RPC through two columns is sufficiently long for the CMGE complex to dissociate.

Presumably, this was the time at which the highest number of bacteria had made their way to the spleen and before the host's immune system had ramped-up to clear away the infection.

The next year they were blown out of the playoffs and Jackson retired again, this time presumably for good.

He is retiring, this time presumably for good, at 65, with an achy back, cranky hips and nothing left to prove.