Sentence examples for presumably better from inspiring English sources

The bank will return in two weeks, presumably better prepared.

They would then (presumably) better understand the need for reform.

The sensor doesn't control the pump but allows a diabetic to make quicker, presumably better decisions.

When raised on different types of food, flies develop different gut microbiotas, presumably better at handling the available food.

The newer, and presumably better, principals who will assume control of the respective institutions do not teach!

Rather, they increase the time devoted to food preparation, cooking more (and presumably better) meals for themselves.

Wouldn't the political districts be more competitive, giving voters more choices and, presumably, better reasons to vote?

In a reverse merger, a publicly traded company essentially cedes its cash and stock listing to a private company with presumably better prospects.

But as lay people, we are presumably better placed to judge a doctor's desk-side manner - no GPs visit beds any more, do they?

The company's goal is to end up several months from now with a completely different, and presumably better, front page — with its audience intact.

If the declining whooping crane were allowed to become extinct, would not another, presumably better-adapted species fill the vacant ecological niche?