Sentence examples for presumably becoming from inspiring English sources

Presumably becoming a father jump-starts maturity?

When someone finally accomplished the task, presumably becoming a convert in the process, she married him, then promptly died.

The idea: by making it easy to garner more frequent feedback and generate more open conversation, employee reviews – whether annual, quarterly, or monthly – can include many more data points, presumably becoming more productive in the process.

The addressed problem is presumably becoming more and more frequent in the practice of biologists.

She lists Malamud's extensive reading as a teenager, then asks, "What was this effort about?" It was presumably about becoming a writer!

"Ron Sandler presumably is now becoming the second best-paid person in Newcastle after Michael Owen – at least Michael Owen pays his taxes here".

And presumably avoid them becoming a social pariah when off the playing field.

Therefore, the colonization to terrestrial habitats was presumably achieved by becoming more tolerant to desiccation.

The benefits of paying attention to the co-player, as defined by C and S, falls as energy becomes easier to acquire, but rises when resting becomes expensive (but isn't affected by foraging becoming expensive), presumably because making a mistake and behaving incorrectly becomes more important when metabolic requirements dictate that the player should forage more often.

One might surmise these to be unsurprising findings for children living in institutional environments given the background circumstances that presumably led to them becoming institutionalized.

You attended the Rhode Island School of Design and presumably had some interest in becoming a fine artist?