Sentence examples for we would presumably from inspiring English sources
If we hired private investigators to examine the ranks of those households, we would surely find egregious abuses of the system — unmarried lawyers making $350,000 salaries — but we would presumably also find families of five living on less than half of that.
If the "sleeper" really had a clean record, we would presumably still fail to catch him if he turned up at Dover or Heathrow on a tourist visa – or whatever arrangement we put in place for EU citizens if we quit the bloc.
To express a narrow content we would presumably need to find an English expression that is synonymous with it.
If we were able to revive people frequently, we would presumably start to consider the currently disprefered reading of (10) more seriously when (10) was uttered.
If any one of us were told to kill someone, we would presumably hesitate.
At first we would presumably enjoy the good side of our digital smart contact lenses simply because we are presented with what corresponds with our interests and beliefs.
Or, at least, if we did see something similar, we'd presumably now have to rave about it only behind closed doors.
If the number of failures were split by month and then graphed, we'd presumably see the number of NVIDIA driver failures per month decreasing as the company slowly brought its driver issues under control.
While the president was calling on these base voters to come to the polls to defend the progress we'd presumably made, these voters, too, were angry about the claims of jobs and about Wall Street's undimmed influence.
At the same time, we'd presumably all agree that rape is categorically different from a mutually consensual extramarital encounter, and the question here is whether Bryant deserves the dramatically stepped-up treatment due a rapist.
If you think about them long enough, comets can be a cause for concern they're pretty enough streaking through the sky, but if one ever flew straight at Earth, we'd presumably be in a lot of trouble.
