Sentence examples for would presumably lead from inspiring English sources

West would presumably lead the diamond ace.

If that was passed out, East would presumably lead the heart jack, and declarer would take the first 10 tricks.

Doing so would, presumably, lead to quite the uproar.

Confidence in continued high prices would presumably lead to increased investments in turning coal and gas into oil.

However, spillover from these structures would presumably lead to similar overestimation in the brains of all three TG mouse models.

By and large, the objective of these designs is to create conditions for cultivating students' enactment of particular motor actions that would presumably lead to understanding some targeted conceptual content.

In this case "results" was a bucketful of evidence that Iran was behind the attack, evidence that would then presumably lead to further war in the Middle East.

Cytoplasmic accumulation of the transcripts would then presumably lead to higher levels of PAR-1 and CaMKII protein.

However, given the large number of tracks, such inaccuracies would have presumably led to an unbiased but less concentrated distribution of headings, which would not have strongly affected the estimated proportional drift or endogenous heading.

Measuring GFR would presumably have led to greater differences in the less advanced stages, as reported in the 68 patients who were evaluated twice by Zerbini et al [ 12].

Presence of C. burnetii infection in beef cattle herds, dairy goat herds or sheep flocks would presumably have led to infected dairy cattle as well, indicating that if the infection is present, the prevalence is probably low also in these populations.