Sentence examples for presumably grow from inspiring English sources

Consumers for P.G.D. will presumably grow incrementally.

As startups mature, they presumably grow in organizational complexity.

The pressure on Willingham to win will presumably grow as that renegotiation approaches.

This results from the thin and poorly active biofilms which presumably grow onto the highly effective modern AF paints.

The significance of these actions to a taped score compiled by Zenios Tselepis will presumably grow clear when the work is finished.

As ­Karabits and the Bournemouth get to know each other better, their ­playing will presumably grow in refinement, too; already they seem a more assured ­partnership than they were last autumn.

The odd formation "the HMS" has presumably grown up by analogy with "the USS".

Two: Although your child is presumably grown, there might be future events where interaction is necessary — weddings, shared grandchildren, health or financial issues with your descendants.

The inhabitants, probably a few thousand people, presumably grew their own grain, and the variety of pottery attested to trade relations over a wide region.

Chelsea Clinton, by contrast, who married your son Marc, is an only child who presumably grew up in a more restrained atmosphere.

Ms. Ferris was born in 1977 and so presumably grew up in the electric light of digital screens and sci-fi movies like "The Matrix".