Sentence examples for that presumably because from inspiring English sources

She often mentioned that in high school she'd been rejected at the cheerleading tryouts year after year and that, presumably because of her reputation as the class brain, she was virtually never asked out.

And so temporarily, they are willing to go along with that, presumably because they think they can beat me on that over the course of the next two years.

Retractions that explicitly repeated the misinformation were more effective in reducing misinformation effects than retractions that avoided repetition, presumably because of enhanced salience.

Secondary PAP develops secondary to some underlying diseases that presumably impair surfactant clearance because of abnormal numbers and functions of alveolar macrophages [ 6].

Secondary PAP (sPAP) results from underlying diseases that presumably impair surfactant clearance because of abnormal numbers and functions of alveolar macrophages (AMs).

If her writing style seems like she might be phoning it in to some poor intern (are the Sunday Sport allowed to have interns?) from the back of a bus, that's presumably because that's exactly what she does.

Some polls have suggested that blacks, presumably because of their history as victims of civil rights abuses, are more concerned than whites about ethnic profiling and other civil liberties issues growing out of the war on terrorism.

One ominous difference from the killings earlier in the year at Charlie Hebdo magazine and in a Jewish supermarket, is that attacks, presumably because of Isis involvement, are getting more sophisticated and better planned.

When editing of the white hairpin over a stretch of several hundred base pairs was analysed in these flies there was some editing even in the absence of any human ADAR that is presumably because of the endogenous fly protein (Supplementary Figure S5A).

That's presumably because the preelection stimulus that boosts stocks tends to raise inflation and hurt bonds.

That "presumably" is because Mr. Aljafari, whose method is more about withholding, doesn't provide much context.