Sentence examples for presumably successful from inspiring English sources
But if not, you still have your bachelor's degree and three years' fruitful – presumably successful – work with a prestigious company.
He made significant discoveries on the chemistry of morphogenetic fields (groups of cells that respond to chemical signals in developing organisms), and could have carried on with a conventional, and presumably successful, career.
Despite significant cardiovascular disease, my dad was able to resume his normal activities after the presumably successful bypass surgery in his left leg.
At the time however, the only known times that rapid changes in eyewall diameter, other than during presumably successful seedings, was during rapid changes in intensity.
By watching those fit, hairless (but presumably sexually successful) specimens on television programmes or on social media, it's as if the famed "male gaze" is being savagely and pitilessly turned back on themselves.
Presumably a successful launch will increase the startup's value.
University Outcome Rankings is LinkedIn's big data play: millions of alumni profiles get analysed to produce a ranking of how schools fare based around particular careers — and presumably how successful certain graduates have been.
University Outcome Rankings is LinkedIn's big data play: millions of alumni profiles get analysed to produce a ranking of how schools fare based around particular careers — and presumably how successful certain graduates have been.
Both requests presumably were successful, as Gingrich is now in good standing with the church.
Certainly, the distinction is only scholastic since there is an extensive overlap between these areas and presumably a successful intervention requires a combined approach.
As for P.& G, the company permits Facebook to talk about the results of only a single P.& G. promotion, presumably its most successful to date: for Crest Whitestrips.
