Sentence examples for will presumably keep from inspiring English sources

People with illnesses that are costly to treat will presumably keep trying.

And of course there's Sarah Palin, who will presumably keep the media playing "will she or won't she?" all the way to Iowa.

Soccer's World Cup finals generate debate and passion on every continent, including Antarctica, where the few hardy souls in the research stations during the Southern Hemisphere winter will presumably keep things heated by talking a little soccer, or futbol, among themselves.

And one that will presumably keep standing after Lucovsky's departure.

Along those lines, Oppenheimer said they expect Mac sales to regain momentum next quarter, as the new MacBooks will presumably keep selling at a robust pace (the Retina MacBook Pro is still supply-constrained, but that will likely end in August, Cook noted).

And since the Church of Nativity built on Jesus's supposed birthplace was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2012, that number will presumably keep on rising, with Christians from around the world making the pilgrimage to their Lord and Savior's place of origin.

ThinkProgress went on to note that New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg tried to do exactly that, but the courts struck his proposal down and now, Oh God, New Yorkers will keep drinking lots of soda and, presumably, keep dying from sugary drinks.

Hollywood will surely be beating a path to the writer's door if Fantastic Beasts repeats the huge success of the Potter films at the box office, even if she will presumably be kept busy writing the next four instalments in the series.

They simply commission and, presumably, keep their fingers crossed.

Several men have spoken of buying helicopters for sons who are in the Air Force and will presumably want to keep flying after the war.

The Mets assigned Broadway to Class AAA Buffalo, where he will presumably try to keep the glitter from rubbing right off.