Sentence examples for presumably for good from inspiring English sources

The illusion of cosy domesticity is shattered, presumably for good.

He retired in 2007, presumably for good, although his name surfaces regularly whenever a job opens.

The next year they were blown out of the playoffs and Jackson retired again, this time presumably for good.

Their duopoly was broken up — presumably for good — by Djokovic last year, but this is still a signpost.

A decade ago she turned down the generals' offer to leave the country (presumably, for good) to care for her dying husband.

He is retiring, this time presumably for good, at 65, with an achy back, cranky hips and nothing left to prove.

But there's no doubt that the UK government encouraged its use, presumably for two good reasons: biomass is cheaper than many renewables and, unlike wind and solar, can be relied upon in all weathers.

So the country has been awash in the national flag's orange, white and green, and the mothers of the national team's stars received medals from the government, presumably for having good genes.It was, therefore, a huge let-down when the Elephants, as the team is known, crashed out of the tournament in the first round, losing their first two games.

Obama was the man Milbank and the rest of the now on-the-run Liberal media said would "transform America," represented "hope & change" (then, presumably for the good, now discovered to be for the worse) and solve all America's ills from closing Guantanamo to getting us out of Iraq & Afghanistan -- none of which he's done.

The board of the Plastic Surgery Foundation is comprised of around 25 men and two ladies (presumably sprinkled in for good measure).

Sounds like good news for renters but presumably not good for landlords?