Sentence examples for this presumably makes from inspiring English sources

He would certainly warm to the idea of young men having to team up, dress up, and grow up in a hurry, since one of the more endearing things about him — and this presumably makes him a highly suspect creature in Hollywood waters — is that, for a young director, he seems increasingly unbothered by the problems of youth.

Although we don't know the active installed base of both platforms, this presumably makes Android's footprint larger — especially since its growth spurt has been more recent.

This presumably makes the median t more robust at the expense of missing interesting phenomena, such as alternative splicing or cross hybridization.

That requires two pasts prior to t2, and that presumably makes no sense.

That presumably makes this sequel the second: "music duels" based on his works, with a story wrapped around it about "soulless artists with their same-sounding radio hits".

This class of monitoring tool, presumably, makes use of similar architectures to existing tools but introduces a novel separation of concerns between where data is generated and where it is collected.

That presumably makes the bone a less hospitable environment for cancer cells to take root.

Kramer describes them simply as "outcasts", which presumably makes both their jobs and music redundant.

Staying home avoids traffic accidents and presumably makes you less of a target for terrorists.

They beat Austria, who had just beaten France, which presumably makes them feel they can now beat anybody.

The book she is clasping is the "Full Collection of Websites," which, presumably, makes her work much easier.