Sentence examples for presumably we need from inspiring English sources

So presumably we need to increase knowledge.

If our goal in teaching students about the Holocaust is to make them think harder about civic responsibility, human rights and the dangers of racism, then presumably we need to connect the Holocaust with other instances of genocide, and with ethnic conflicts or tensions in our own time and place.

Presumably, we need not aspire to require superhuman virtues, such as angels might possess.

For instance, in order to know that the structures formulated in Zermelo set theory are possible, presumably we need to know that the theory itself is consistent.

But to act in the world, to try to address the issues for the understanding of which highly specialized knowledge was presumably sought, we need to somehow reassemble all the pieces.

He said: "There needs to be some controls but presumably, if we needed to fill a skills gap, we would still be able to do that under such a system".

To express a narrow content we would presumably need to find an English expression that is synonymous with it.

We would also, presumably, need to amend presupposition 5, so that it was not the lack of a necessary condition for an act which was problematical, but the existence of a condition which was sufficient for the non-performance of the act.

Hence, presumably, the need to remind us what we love most about our brightest star.

The war was an issue that Mrs. Clinton, presumably, would need to finesse.

Presumably the need to get inside a household is to add information to the latter category.