Sentence examples for presumably necessary from inspiring English sources

Eleanor Porter From "Share Your Life Story, Baby" Proms are the presumably necessary rituals of the tribe.

Only if you equate single parents' work and career choices (presumably necessary for all but the independently wealthy) with the perpetual middle- and upper-middle-class opt-in/opt-out "should mothers work" debate.

This is presumably necessary.

In order to change an attitude, then, it is presumably necessary to modify the information on which that attitude rests.

This latter approach was presumably necessary because the mineral-water surface area of the connected (accessible) porosity in the Costa Rica samples is much less than the total porosity (Navarre-Sitchler et al., 2009).

Much of what Ben Bernanke and Tim Geithner did (when Geithner was at the New York Fed) in 2008 was presumably necessary.

While contributing to, and considerably expanding the size of the T-DNA, this region is presumably not necessary for Tuber transformation and it was thus eliminated.

Patients tested for RSV by their GPs, but not referred for admission at this or other nearby hospitals, were considered to have mild disease since referral was presumably not necessary.

Presumably, genes necessary for the generation of these tissues are transcribed in the germ line; however, repression by GLD-1 and MEX-3 prevents the translation of these target mRNAs until the proteins are needed for embryogenesis.

Morphological and ultra-structural analyses have demonstrated that Peranema-like eukaryovorous euglenids are similar in size to photosynthetic euglenophytes and are capable of ingesting algal prey by phagocytosis, which is presumably a necessary prerequisite for the eventual establishment of a secondary plastid [ 26].

Presumably, that was necessary to "sell" the paper.