Sentence examples for she would presumably from inspiring English sources

Because she would, presumably, be the easier candidate for a Republican to beat in November.

As a candidate or senator, she would presumably have a tougher time dodging questions.

The idea of renting a vacation home, where she would presumably bring her own bed sheets and toilet paper, was never very appealing.

If Mrs Palin presents a danger to anybody, it's to the Republican Party; if she struck out as an independent, she would presumably siphon enough votes from the eventual Republican nominee to yield a 1992-style outcome.

At work, she would presumably wear surgical gloves, thin latex ones offering the thinnest possible barrier between doctor and patient and yet any barrier destroys that essential feel of flesh on flesh.

If one does emerge, he or she would presumably siphon off support from Poizner and Whitman, both of whom have worked to court social conservatives, or at least not offend them too much with their pro-choice positions on abortion.

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Zain and I sat on her bed, the same one she'd presumably shared with her husband.

Finally, if Oprah did run, she'd presumably face a Democratic primary field crowded with senators and other politicians who knows if she would make it past Kirsten Gillibrand, Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harris, or any of the other dozen or so potential contenders?

If she had been, hospitals would presumably be seeing other sick people who were exposed at the same time.

She said that oneforty would "presumably that would be a great fit" with Twitter but gave us a "no comment" on whether talks were taking place with the microblogging network about an acquisition.