Sentence examples for presumably to create from inspiring English sources

Simon and Lindsey make theirs in advance, cheese and all, and then retoast them, presumably to create a sturdier raft.

Make a purchase at a Saks store and the clerk will likely ask for a driver's license or credit card, presumably to create a customer profile.

It chooses photos that have the potential of having a strong impact, presumably to create fear among its enemies and win the admiration of other radical groups.

Designed to convert standard dynamic range content into something that approximates to HDR, on the OLED65W7 the mode opts to reduce the average brightness of the SDR signal - presumably to create enough dynamic range to deliver HDR peaks.

Despite a string of bad press, including employee departures and layoffs, as well as early leaks of Clinkle's product plans, the former Netflix exec joined presumably to create some order amongst the chaos.

Well actually, over a year ago, Ray Benzino, owner of The Source, released two freestyles dissing Eminem, presumably to create some hype around his (terrible) "Rock The Party" single.

Raschka's intention, presumably, was to create a visual equivalent for Cummings's faux-naïve style.

He has since gained access to a second Stratasys printer which was presumably used to create the gun fired over the weekend.

These are presumably meant to create a sort of "Midsummer Night's Dream" land of verdure, but the effect is oddly claustrophobic.

AS First, if the approach were adopted for modelling the impact of tax cuts and rises on the broader economy and public finances in Autumn Statements and Budgets, the chancellor would presumably hope to create a climate of opinion favouring tax cuts over tax rises.

They further inferred that regulation was insufficient to ensure that fees reflected the value that higher-cost funds were presumably supposed to create for investors.