Sentence examples for presumptive world from inspiring English sources

If it's frustrating for him to see Michael Bradley's Toronto experience consolidating rather than threatening his USA place, or indeed Julio Cesar's position as number one keeper for the presumptive World Cup favorites being equally unaffected by his MLS sojourn, Defoe will have plenty to occupy him in the coming weeks to help his side compensate for the absence of those two.

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.

"The presumptive cause of the world-wide decline in long-term [mortgage] rates was the tectonic shift in the early 1990s by much of the developing world from heavy emphasis on central planning to increasingly dynamic, export-led market competition.

These are party loyalists who defy glib stereotypes – Bible bashers, rednecks, the 1% – and share the dismay of Democrats and the outside world at the presumptive nominee's outbursts against women, Mexicans and Muslims.

Equal citizenship is a presumptive value in the modern world.

President Donald Trump, the presumptive "leader of the free world," remains casually ignorant of diplomatic affairs.

Here's a roundup of some reactions from around the world to Trump as the presumptive GOP nominee for 2016.

President Obama said Thursday that world leaders are "rattled" by presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and that he doesn't blame them for being worried about the real estate mogul's political rise.

But even by the standards of Clinton-Gore -- Gore at least served on the Senate Intelligence and Armed Services committees -- exceptionally little is known about the collective world view of the current presumptive Republican ticket.

However, the presumptive homolog of DMN (representing the internal world) is much less studied in nonhuman primates (but see Rilling et al. 2007; Vincent et al. 2007; Kojima et al. 2009; Mantini et al. 2011; Mars et al. 2013).

In the background, meanwhile, there stands a resentful Russia, Serbia's ally, whose presumptive new president, Dmitry A. Medvedev, declared to the world that Serbia and Kosovo are still "a single state".