Sentence examples for which presumably are from inspiring English sources

Most fossil algae are those with mineral skeletons, which presumably are more resistant to decay.

Some companies have tried to tie some executive pay to sales, which presumably are harder to manipulate.

In some instances this might be administered via "restricted" cards – which presumably are blocked from use on anything other than the prescribed list.

"Resort to legislative history is only justified where the face of the Act is inescapably ambiguous, and then I think we should not go beyond Committee reports, which presumably are well considered and carefully prepared...

Act I (as in too many British "Giselle" stagings of my experience) is set in an all-russet-and-ochre village outside which, presumably, are placed signs warning not to approach wearing green or purple on pain of death.

This stipulation rules out certain candidates for propositions, including thought- and utterance-tokens, which presumably are not sharable, and concrete events or facts, which presumably cannot be false.

Which, presumably, is the whole point.

Which, presumably, was precisely the point.

(Which, presumably, is exactly what the fungus wants).

Which presumably is the last thing you want.

Tentacle touching is involved in the recognition of non-clonemates, which presumably is chemically mediated.