Sentence examples for presumably to keep it from inspiring English sources

The smaller tablet does not, however, have the high-resolution Retina display of its bigger counterpart, presumably to keep it thinner and lighter.

The matter was private at first, with Vogt making what Altman described as an "extremely generous offer to settle this claim," presumably to keep it from derailing Cruise's acquisition.

It also specifies that students cannot carry their medical marijuana on the school bus or around with them on school grounds, and nurses have to store the medication in a locked container, presumably to keep it from winding up in the wrong kid's hands.

In 1406 Robert decided to send him to France, presumably to keep him out of the reach of the powerful and treacherous Robert Stewart, Duke of Albany.

The LX even has a small spoiler that presumably helps to keep it anchored to the road in the unlikely event of high speeds.

I resolved not to try to outsmart the test, even though I could tell from the start that it was set up to ask essentially the same question several times, presumably to keep people honest.

This hellhole has a staff of two, presumably to keep the costs down.

Tormund scoffs and walks out, presumably to keep looking for sticks.

But Tiffany's spectacle is louder, presumably to keep us engaged in what is, ultimately, an intimate story.

The usual cast of reality-show wallies are absent, presumably to keep emergency air-ambulance costs down.

Some children could be heard singing under the rubble, the reporter said, presumably to keep their spirits up.