Sentence examples for you would presumably from inspiring English sources

If you are the kind of person who might be reluctant to join a club that would have you as a member, then you would presumably ingest your 9-irons, spit them out and repeatedly stab yourself with the prongs of your golf shoes before you would affiliate yourself with one that sought to promote itself at a miniaturized convention at which Ivanka Trump's jewelry line was also on display.

We might then ask how you knew that, and you would presumably respond by talking about the experiences you had that gave you the knowledge.

Yet, as a nutritionist, you would presumably applaud any attempt by a high-profile figure such as Oprah to nudge folks in a healthier direction.

If you actually thought some other aspect of your field mattered more, you would, presumably, have long since rerouted your career in that direction.

If one entity owned all the buried infrastructure, you wouldn't dig up the road one week to fix electricity and the next to fix water, you would presumably do everything in one shot, or redesign an integrated subway/water/gas/electric/telecom package and have something more maintainable that saved money.

But to find that spot for a given patient, Avati knew, you'd presumably need to collect and analyze medical information before that window.

On the other hand, you'd presumably end up drunk in inappropriate situations and be hungover ALL THE TIME, despite the fact that you never even touched a bottle. .

Considered on its own terms, there's no reason it shouldn't mean that Hardworking Britain is better off with this lot, as opposed to suggesting that Hardworking Britain would be better off with you, and would presumably live happily ever after, if only its trusty voters would take up their axes and chop through the impenetrable forest of un-words to free the princess of meaning slumbering therein.

Of course you would, and, presumably, so did Larry.

"You have surplus countries like China, Russia, but you would also presumably have deficit countries," Mr. Hansson said.

And "…you will have a two-tier system whereby you would have presumably a very large cohort of patients who had agreed and whose GPs had agreed to make the data available and then perhaps a much smaller sub-group of people who had agreed and for one reason or another the GPs felt they didn't want to share the data.. ..... (Male clinical researcher, research focus group).