Sentence examples for will presumably try from inspiring English sources

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

All of this is scheduled to begin sometime this month, and will launch alongside a new advertising campaign, one that will presumably try to pain OnStar as something that's now hip and groovy, and not just something you use to call roadside assistance.

The conference will also feature talks by both SFX and Live Nation's heads of strategy and acquisition, after which both companies will presumably try to buy each other.

The Smart COndom is currenthe available excompanyly in the UK, though the company says with enough demand, it'sl move to selling it worldwide.

It will presumably render a decision soon.

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

And many key Labourites insist their party must now go into opposition, to try and rebuild its shrunken constituency.Instead, if Mr Netanyahu is able to consolidate his rightist block, he will presumably turn to Kadima and try, by persuasion and blandishments, to convince Ms Livni to set aside her dreams of becoming prime minister and join with him instead in a broad-based centre-right government.

Assuming that Republicans will obstruct the nomination, Obama is presumably trying to make Senate Republicans look as unreasonable as possible.

His producers, likely wary of any more cries of sexism against the host and the network, presumably tried to get him to wrap, as he said, "I'll wrap in a second, I'll wrap in a second".

Someday, Alderson and Boras presumably will try to negotiate what is likely to be a lucrative deal for the Mets' ace, Matt Harvey.

The rich will in turn will presumably accuse the masses of trying to freeload on the immense wealth generated by their disruptive innovations.