Sentence examples for will presumably do from inspiring English sources
Shutter Island has already opened big in the US, and will presumably do likewise here.
The lawyers presented the cases they had, presumably to the best of their abilities, and the jurors will presumably do their best to be fair.
There is a certain Schadenfreude in knowing that Spain, home one of the world's most voracious fishing fleets, is destined to suffer from blooms of jellies which will presumably do no good at all to its tourist industry.
I don't think it's a waste of time to discuss how that misplaced focus happened, including the unfortunate role played by some economists who have done fine work in the past and will presumably do fine work in the future.
Boris Kudlicka's single set – which will presumably do duty for Boulevard Solitude in two weeks' time – is a railway station, making the whole opera a sequence of arrivals and departures.
If the film is to succeed, it will presumably do so by showing this motley rabble's unexpected path towards the heroism of the title: let's hope it takes them plenty of time to get there.
So it was ironic that Cruz made this announcement Tuesday: "We'll be getting new health insurance and we'll presumably do it through my job with the Senate, and so we'll be on the federal exchange with millions of others on the federal exchange".
He recently told CNN's Dana Bash that "We'll be getting new health insurance and we'll presumably do it through my job with the Senate, and so we'll be on the federal exchange with millions of others on the federal exchange".
As for giving back to the city, there will be a free viewing gallery at the top – though it will be managed by Arab Investments, who, having sunk close to £500m into the project, will presumably be doing everything in their power to cream some of that back.
The ends in question will presumably be doing the morally right thing or promoting the moral good, on the one hand, and acquiring significant knowledge or minimizing significant false belief, on the other (see Foley 1987).
If most of your riding will presumably be done on pavement, you're better off with a hybrid, comfort, touring, road or singlespeed, designed for riding on pavement.
