Sentence examples for which presumably explains from inspiring English sources

Phil Brown has failed in his attempts to sign four strikers for Hull City this summer, which presumably explains his desperate interest in Bobby Zamora.

Which presumably explains why we have flavoured syrups and lattes that either contain very little coffee, such as Starbucks' famous seasonal pumpkin spice latte, or in the case of the chai latte, no coffee at all.

Most depressingly, both Steven Berkoff and Robert Englund pop up for pointless "celebrity" cameos, which presumably explains where all the money that should have been spent on special effects went.

People with pets of course tend to like books about pets, which presumably explains Leslie Mosier's Doug the Pug: King of the Internet (Boxtree), the pug equivalent of Grumpy Cat; Dogs and Their Faithful Celebrities (Blink); and Brooke Barker's Sad Animal Facts (Boxtree) – if bees were paid minimum wage, a jar of honey would cost $182,000, and so on.

Based on a 1978 kids book (which presumably explains its very 70s line in cuisine), this amounts to a sly parable of unfettered consumption in which a plucky young inventor (Bill Hader) lavishes his hometown with meatball hailstorms and spaghetti cyclones.

Congressional leaders, he says, use earmarks as bribes to get the lower ranks to support flawed spending proposals.All this makes earmarks an extremely useful if unseemly tool for the wheelers and dealers in Congress, which presumably explains why they have endured despite decades of complaints and denunciations.

Black women at the time were often demeaned as dusky temptresses, which presumably explained their illicit sexual attraction to so many white men.

Likewise, HRT prescriptions for Canadian women plummeted in late 2002, which presumably explained Canada's 6% drop in overall breast cancer cases in 2003.

Our crude estimate of 69% reduction of EIR for non-users of ITNs (Table 5, Figure 8) is very similar to previous estimates of 70 73% for ITNs in the same area [ 69] which presumably explain the reduced morbidity and mortality of ITN users[ 41, 42].

The bureau keeps files on all informers, but has declined repeated requests to release Mr. Withers's, which would presumably explain how much he was paid by the F.B.I., how he was recruited and how long he served as an informer.

Subsequently, it was revealed that little Falcon's father had appeared on the reality-TV show "Wife Swap" and was known for his wacky scientific experiments and "storm-chasing," which would presumably explain why he had a helium balloon in his back yard.