Sentence examples for there were presumably from inspiring English sources

As Bryant-Denny Stadium emptied Saturday, there were presumably no proud chants of "S-E-C" serenading Texas A&M into the night.

Strictly Come Dancing garners two mentions, as you might expect, twice as many as the Great British Bake Off or Wolf Hall (there were presumably lots more until its director Peter Kosminsky stood up to accept his Bafta on Sunday).

There were presumably one or two, however, who were a little uneasy to discover that the British Horseracing Authority's breathalyser unit had made one of its random appearances before racing yesterday.

More than a hundred and seventy people had been placed under arrest, but there were, presumably, angry friends of the wounded and the dead who were not in custody, and police comments to the press suggested that those people might seek revenge.

Thucydides provides just one example of the use of force to extend membership of the League, but since his account seems to be selective, there were presumably more; certainly, Plutarch provides details of one such instance.

The more planets there are, presumably, the greater the chance that life has evolved elsewhere.

At 6.3% unemployment there are presumably many fewer spare workers around to fill open positions than there were at 8.2%.

The critical and commercial tide was running his way and there was, presumably, no time to wait for a translation from the original.

(I received a free test unit from the kind folk at Cosy, but they've reached their Kickstarter goal, so there are presumably more on the way).

However, there are national and/or international treatment protocols for all malignant pediatric nervous system entities, so there are presumably no major regional differences in adjuvant treatment.

In both of these scenarios there is, presumably, a requirement for active Apc in order to obtain inhibition of Wnt signalling.