Sentence examples for should presumably have from inspiring English sources

And the intelligence should, presumably, have established who these were.

That means the Colts should presumably have all of their projected starters on the field Sunday against Oakland.

A loss in the state where both men should presumably have an advantage would hurt Mr. Kerry and Dr. Dean, their aides said.

Mr. Edwards cited the fast pace of the primary schedule in explaining why he was struggling against a senator from Massachusetts in a part of the country where he should presumably have an advantage.

As facial expressions signaling social threat should presumably have been of evolutionary significance, in recent years facial features that convey threat have been extensively investigated [ 22- 25].

A patron ordering a drink made with a high-quality spirit, like Bombay Sapphire gin, should presumably not have to wonder what winds up swishing around the martini glass.

Specifically, the positive effect of taxation on leverage should be stronger for less levered firms, which presumably have more incentive to increase their debt.

Mr. Christie, now the state's governor-elect, will presumably have something to say about who should be the party's nominee for the Senate in 2012.

Or should I spend money buying a fake, synthetic fur which will presumably have a larger carbon footprint by comparison?

Others believed that state and community officials, who presumably have much greater local knowledge but less mathematical acumen, should be allowed access to the models.

It should be able to test the first hypothesis by looking at the firing rate of MT neurons, which the authors presumably have recorded.