Sentence examples for presumably to prepare from inspiring English sources
With their conference over, the Tories have left Manchester, presumably to prepare for power.
WHEN the NBC News host Tim Russert died on June 13, NBC tried to hold back the news from going public for more than an hour to notify his family vacationing in Italy and presumably to prepare for what became six hours of coverage on its cable news outlet, MSNBC.
As Mr. Emanuel, a k a the Missile, left, presumably to prepare for the jarring, even damning, account he delivered on Friday of financial challenges he has inherited, a wide-eyed young lady sat in the children's section and underscored a more alluring Daley bequest.
(Presumably to prepare herself for the data-mining ahead).
This is, presumably, to prepare you for life after completion.
The bimodal patterned set contains two functional categories at the 1% FDR, namely GO 0005840 ribosome and GO 0006412 translation, suggesting that before and after the photosynthetic maximum at mid-day, there is active translation, presumably to prepare proteins required for photosynthesis, and then again in the afternoon to transition to a post-photosynthetic state.
At Boston University, he studied Milton, a gentlemanly pursuit presumably meant to prepare him for a rarefied post in the publishing world — one, he confided with disarming sincerity, "that I always wanted to be in".
Ross Walker, chief UK economist at RBS, said this may give the clearest indication of the MPC's plans: "The policy discourse relates to the first rate hike of the cycle – and the first bank rate rise since July 2007 – so the BoE will presumably want to prepare the ground for any move to avoid any adverse shock to confidence.
Talking about the discovery of a Neanderthal shelter that was occupied until the last years of that race's existence, Clive Finlayson at the Gibraltar museum described how it felt to sit in the cave and hold a stone tool that had presumably been used to prepare food.
The plan is presumably to make Britain's withdrawal formal by March 2019, in time to abort UK participation in the 2019 European elections and giving her time to prepare for the planned 2020 UK general election, too.
Heavens, she used blocks to illustrate the sum and was even prepared to make herself look silly by pretending to ride a horse and a motorbike - presumably to make the act of borrowing from another column more memorable.
