Sentence examples for when presumably from inspiring English sources

When, presumably, they weren't swigging mouthwash.

"Otherwise, why would they put the motor back when presumably they removed it to sell it?

So why write for the stage when, presumably, the screen's a lot more lucrative?

This slowing becomes more apparent at elevated temperatures when presumably the rates of the other three voltage-sensors are accelerated.

It also illustrates what can happen when (presumably) well-meaning regulators go overboard in pursuit of their mission.

The model was able to simulate water flow well, with slight discrepancies being observed only during long dry periods when, presumably, soil cracking occurred.

Richard Josephs was 53 when he, presumably, took his life -- midlife crisis, people are apt to assume.

When 4,000 – presumably less easily intimidated – people signed a petition branding the measure inhumane, the authority listened.

Given his injuries the past two seasons, when he presumably was not using andro, could McGwire have benefited from it when he was using it?

A slight respite came with the comparatively happy days of the United Front, when Lamont presumably found himself on speaking terms with some of the promiment liberals around town.

Larousse Gastronomique dates it to the 19th century, when, and presumably not coincidentally, the large open hearths required for the traditional version began to disappear from most homes.