Sentence examples for presumptive status from inspiring English sources

Kumar, a New Yorker, interviewed every survivor of that seminal trip which so gloriously turned the cricket world's presumptive status quo on its head.

Veterans who meet those two criteria will automatically be given "presumptive status," which had been given to veterans from earlier eras with certain diseases.

With time and math both signaling that the battle for the Republican presidential nomination is in its final throes, it's starting to look a whole lot like Mitt Romney is going to be cementing the "presumptive nominee" status he's enjoyed practically since the last presidential election wrapped.

Anthony Weiner's mayoral bid has now come full circle from redemption story to presumptive front-runner status to that grey area between absurd and pathetic.

Since Trump clinched his status as presumptive nominee, his relationship with the House speaker has seesawed.

With Rick Santorum's exit from the race, and Mitt Romney's ascension to the status of presumptive nominee, New York's presidential primary on Tuesday has been reduced to what many had always expected it would be — an electoral footnote.

Sanders has steadfastly refused to quit the race despite Clinton breaking the nominee threshold on Tuesday that elevates her to the status of presumptive Democratic nominee.

After due consideration, we adopted a convention by which MGMT-equivocal immunostaining was interpreted as MGMT-negative (i.e. presumptive of a methylated status; please see Results).

The startling size of the crowd, followed by Mr. Obama's resounding win here on May 20, helped cement his status as the presumptive nominee.

Other Republicans suggested that while Mr. Torricelli's departure would cement Mr. McGreevey's status as the presumptive nominee, it would also deepen the fissures among New Jersey Democrats.

With Mitt Romney revamping his campaign to suit his status as the presumptive Republican nominee, the chatter about who could be his No. 2 is getting louder.