Significats de presumably more en anglès

There was also a stockade fence confining other, presumably more docile prisoners.

That was presumably more a comment about the central bank's own abilities.

An initial test failed, but presumably more are planned.

Green walls, presumably more cannonium, and apparently identical in design to the exterior, rose around them.

In those days, before her parents' divorce, such family conferences were more frequent, and presumably more enjoyable.

He enthusiastically took the less prestigious but presumably more rewarding position of "fry monkey" at Huckleberry's.

It is regrettable that your column should just refer to the presumably more "newsworthy" issue of competition.

But his air was so manifestly artificial that she turned to the presumably more attractive topic of his doings.

Over 5 years or so, they could end up with a few policies priced at different (and presumably more favorable) rates.

Eventually the council's focus shifted from trying to get the queen to marry to the presumably more straightforward task of designating her successor.

The box office question comes down to this: Every teenage girl in America, and presumably more than a few overseas, wants to see this movie.

Certainly something to only try in the privacy of your own home, but presumably more energy-efficient than huddling round a three-bar electric fire all evening?

The further, later and presumably more deliberate, expressions of opinion carry a more obvious note of apprehension and less of stubborn or unreflecting national pride.

Fortunately for the Englishman, Woods is a forgiving emperor, with presumably more to bother himself with than Casey's equipment contract, and gave the thumbs up.

Presumably more people are at home watching TV?

Presumably more are on the way.