Sentence examples for presumably will help from inspiring English sources

It won't help me figure myself out; instead, my data helps the AI refine its model of how people resembling me perceive the edible, quaffable world – which then, presumably, will help food companies design products to sell me.

The film was buoyed by a large international audience, which Mr. Schwarzenegger's backers are again banking on heavily: His current projects are all built with an eye toward foreign action fans, who presumably will help pay the bills even if his American viewers don't return.

That could damage the Swiss franc value of a long-term CD but presumably will help prop up the value of the franc on the currency exchanges.

While this presumably will help Favtape avoid any legal trouble (it isn't actually hosting any music), it is also making it totally reliant on a service that is on shaky ground.

The tangible nature of growing plants, presumably, will help stop space crews losing their shit when they're confined to a tiny, floating metal box hundreds of miles above the earth, too.

New bank offices with Asian ties are already one of the notable features of downtown Flushing commercial development; presumably they will help finance local growth.

The officially rebuilding Denver Nuggets finally gave up on the idea of trying to build a team around the utterly erratic JaVale McGee and sent him to the 76ers, where presumably he will help with the tanking process.

It makes a (half-hearted) attempt at translating each word, so "poke" becomes envoyer un poke, "like" is j'aime and so forth.But Orange has clearly decided that this doesn't quite capture the American cool that it presumably thinks will help sell mobile phones to French youngsters.

Presumably, Shaughnessy will help in that process.

As their names imply though, each tab sports a distinctly-sized (and Gorilla Glass swathed) display that Toshiba presumably hopes will help them squeeze into a handful of niches.

Presumably the geek will help the beauty count it.