Sentence examples for presumably improving from inspiring English sources

The campaign is building on — and presumably improving upon — the model that the Republican National Committee set up starting in 2000, under Karl Rove, Mr. Bush's chief strategist, and Ken Mehlman, the former Republican National chairman.

But those other cells of the matrix are far from empty.A clear instance of an action that reduces profits while (presumably) improving social welfare is a straightforward cash donation to charity.

For example, the pathogenic rust Puccinia lagenophorae possesses ice nucleation sites on its aeciospores and it has been shown that leaves artificially infected with this fungus and subjected to frost suffer greater penetration of ice crystals into the plants' tissues, presumably improving access for the fungus (Paul and Ayres 1991).

Consequently, it is possible to increase the screening interval, thus reducing the lifetime number of screening episodes and presumably improving both screening attendance and recommendation adherence.

Its local concentration would necessarily remain high due to S domain tethering, presumably improving its ability to compete with eEF1 and eEF2.

Therefore, EA presumably improves the outcome of stroke patients; however, the cellular mechanisms underlying this improvement remain elusive.

This would presumably improve their financial prospects.

Take public transport to avoid the congestion charge - and presumably improve your survival chances.

They will have to do it themselves, with their presumably improved procedures for accepting mortgages.

The venture will provide more environmentally friendly product packaging for Apple, but will also presumably improve the community for local residents – and reduce impacts on the global climate.

Even in 1968, when recordkeeping of all kinds had presumably improved, a federal commission had difficulty measuring gun production because records were scant, he said.