Sentence examples for that could presumably from inspiring English sources

An award that could presumably have been given sight-unseen.

They had a satellite that could look down on our homeland and — far more scary — a powerful rocket that could presumably carry a nuclear warhead over our borders.

Those textures were abundant when the Brooklyn Flea finally opened at 10 to admit a public that could presumably have arrived from anywhere, but that in its plurality of age, race and gender had an unmistakably Brooklyn vibe.

Greece, with a much smaller fighter fleet, bought the Block 50 plus model, with greater range and an internal electronic warfare system that could presumably confound Turkey's radar system.

The first two versions of the program contained a complex mechanism designed to permit the downloading of attack code that could presumably do anything from stealing passwords to sending spam e-mail messages to the millions of infected computers.

The tone of the campaign is in keeping with the sort of Southern courtesy that could presumably be wiped out, along with possum hunting, in a Bubbacidal episode: the pledge posted on its Web site, TrueCue.org, says, among other things, "I will not eat meat cooked only with gas or electricity and mislabeled 'barbecue,' except when courtesy requires it".

They showed dust grains being ejected from the surface, arcs that could be traced back, presumably, to geysers of sublimating ice.

Presumably, that could give Uber an advantage in those markets, since new entrants will be competing in markets that Uber already operates in.

For now, the company says it has no plans to charge for the current feature set (though, presumably, that could change over time).

You may remember Slurpy from this National Post story, which quoted an anonymous source who had not only viewed the original tape of Rob Ford smoking crack but alleged that there was a plot to use Slurpy in a fake crack tape that could be used to (presumably) extort money from the media.

Interestingly, H3K36me2 (Pearson correlation 0.24) shows least correlation as compared to other known active histone modifications suggesting that it could presumably act as a global mark of gene suppression like known repression mark H3K9me3 (Pearson correlation 0.11) in P. falciparum (Fig.  3a).