Sentence examples for presumptive will from inspiring English sources

"Presumptive" will surely earn the dreaded adjective.

The presumptive offenders will stay in highly secure psychiatric facilities, segregated from other patients; Mr Spitzer has proposed converting a prison.

And he did not release his delegates — setting up, for the first time since 1992, a roll call vote where opponents of the presumptive nominee will get their votes counted en masse.

On Tuesday, the race in which pundits long-ago declared Hillary Clinton the presumptive victor will begin in earnest; sit tight, it's going to be a very long, bumpy ride.

The rhetoric we now see from the mostly white, mostly male GOP leadership is consistent with the lesson that our legal system unofficially but powerfully imparts: that their presumptive innocence will be a shield to them even when they are guilty of grave harm.

Ultimately, the speculation regarding the roles of all these presumptive targets will be justified only if they are experimentally validated.

Or, as the presumptive front-runner, will Mr. Romney assume that Mr. Cain will succumb soon enough to the same political pressures that slowed the momentum of Mr. Perry and Mrs. Bachmann?

We'll see the European excitement on Obama's overseas trip this week, when the presumptive Democratic nominee will draw rock-star worthy crowds seeking to catch a glimpse of America's newest phenomenon.

Maybe Malone's (presumptive) career capstone will prove better timed.

The presumptive Republican nominee will be in Ohio on Wednesday and then in New Hampshire for an event on Friday.

As presumptive nominee, Trump will help shape the programming of the party's July convention in Cleveland, and the convention and Trump staffs will begin working together.