Sentence examples for presumably to demonstrate from inspiring English sources

Cohen does accurately cite the study, presumably to demonstrate that advocating for the monitoring of sex offenders is wrong, if not hysterically wrong.

He reviewed them entry by entry, presumably to demonstrate that with Mr. Gupta's busy schedule — his days were filled with back-to-back-to-back meetings — it would not have been surprising that he made phone calls immediately after a Goldman meeting.

The unspoken intention was, presumably, to demonstrate that the European Union can, after all, look after its troubled backyard; and that storming, American-led intervention like the air war against Serbia would be the exception, rather than the rule, in Balkan affairs.

On cross-examination by Ms. Shields, David Frankel, a lawyer for Mr. Gupta, reviewed the calendars entry by entry, presumably to demonstrate that with Mr. Gupta's busy schedule — days were filled with back-to-back-to-back meetings — it wouldn't have been surprising that he would make phone calls immediately after meetings.

She was an aspiring writer, and she presumably wanted to demonstrate to her husband and his friends that she, too, could excel at their game.

If hiring princelings becomes a potential red flag to investigators, banks will presumably have to demonstrate that people are being hired on their own merits.

On 5, the colon is presumably intended to demonstrate this is a cut above some of the tosh shown on the channel, and quality was there in abundance, mostly in the lovely homes of Steven Gerrard and Brendan Rodgers, either of whom could cash in the value of the white marble on the floor and pay Andy Carroll's wages for the foreseeable future.

I believe that the aforementioned analysis – presumably intended to demonstrate the relevance and importance of IC – is wrong for a variety of reasons.

These practitioners would presumably want to demonstrate the efficacy and safety of the intervention which may have introduced performance and/or reporting bias.

The intruders' apparent aim had been merely to demonstrate that they had been there, and presumably to show that they could come back.

Presumably, Isis intended to demonstrate that it has committed followers even in a community normally seen as hostile to it.