Sentence examples for presumably years from inspiring English sources

Girls faced a greater risk of back pain than boys, and their risk increased with age (and, presumably, years of lugging around their heavy packs).

Ms. McCorkle is presumably years away from such decisions, but she was asked if she would want to spend her twilight years in a place like Pine Haven.

You'll notice that the closest the couple in the article got to actually seeing a shark was presumably years previously in the somewhat risible movie Open Water.

The depreciation will give rise to an inflated capital gain for tax purposes when he sells, but that event is presumably years away and the recaptured depreciation is taxed at only 25%.

They put 10percentt of the income from their treasure into that church, presumably year by year, in keeping with the teachings of their church.

The Nigerian Government is prone to produce, transmit, and disperse 35,000 40,000 MW of electricity according to the devised year 2020 goal which would entail a yearly investment of approximately $4 billion over a period of (presumably) 7 years [24].

Elba's cockney accent is coloured by the mid-Atlantic – a product, presumably, of years spent practising his American twang.

He's one of life's outsiders, with a vengeful worldview and a self-image honed, presumably, by years of anti-ginger abuse.

Mr. Rumsfeld said previous United Nations weapons inspectors scored their successes based on tips from Iraqi defectors, whose information was presumably now years out of date.

Perhaps that's a function of Ms. Bingham's focus on the second half of his long life (1885-1972), rathan than on his younger, presumably better years.

I also noticed that despite the lavish dining room, the paint on the swinging door to the kitchen was worn, presumably from years of waiters' handprints — a sort of badge of history, I thought.