Sentence examples for presumably leading from inspiring English sources

Suggestions for satisfactory resolution of these factors, presumably leading to field tests and deregulation of GEVR crops in developing countries, are given.

At most, Zhirinovsky's outlandish ideas serve as trial balloons for Kremlin policymakers, presumably leading to the distinguished-service medal he was awarded by Putin in September.

Such a convergence would be a win win scenario for understanding health globally, presumably leading to better policy-making and more-resource-efficient health services.

Holiday parties are what boundary theorists refer to as "integration events," because they integrate elements of employees' personal and professional lives – presumably leading to greater employee engagement.

They said that the greater expanse of land in the northern hemisphere should respond more rapidly to temperature change, presumably leading to marked climate change.

For the Americans, it is the beginning of a run of qualifying games presumably leading up to the main event in Brazil.

Hence, a series of PEGylated bolaamphiphiles (PEG-bolas) were for the first time developed to increase retention in the lipid bilayer, presumably leading to enhanced integrity of the PEG protective layer upon dilution.

Once the Bells gave competitors sufficient access to their local networks -- presumably leading to greater consumer choice in the local telephone market -- the Bells could then offer long-distance service.

Timely identification leading to early and aggressive intervention presumably leads to improved outcomes [ 58].

Prince Oberyn was presumably resting, leading to a distinct lack of plot-exposition-while-naked this week.

As the developers build or renovate offices, homes and factories, property values presumably rise, leading to incremental increases in property tax revenues.