Sentence examples for will presumably need from inspiring English sources
As the cancer advances, Abdulaziz will presumably need more — some patients take 15 times his dose without even getting drowsy.
Civic chauvinism is unfashionable in NYC, but Lindsay will presumably need the city's uninverted endorsement as its favorite son if he is to win the nomination.
Do parents leave more money to the good children and less to the bad ones, or vice versa, since the bad ones will presumably need more help?
For all of this he gets a few thousand dollars, the money he will presumably need for treating his post-traumatic dumb-game-show-stress disorder.
Bonacchini and company assume this will be biocompatible, based on other research with silver nanoparticles, but that will presumably need confirmation at some point in the future.
He was appointed to the Savi board three months after resigning from the department and has been compensated with an undisclosed number of stock options that Lockheed will presumably need to buy back.
No word on what kind of trouble he's in, but whoever he is, he'll presumably need to find something more satisfying to smash when he finds out how much money in damages he owes the tech company after destroying thousands of dollars in sweet retina HD displays.
Guardant Health and Elastic, two companies with zero female directors, are both based in California and will therefore presumably need to make changes soon.
My kids like nature documentaries, which will now presumably need to focus on urban species such as foxes and pigeons, scavenging our bins for branded detritus.
"We have consulted leading naval and commercial intelligence experts and their advice could not have been clearer: 'Do not risk it,'" said Knut Frostad, the race's chief executive.Nonetheless, the transport ship will still presumably need an escort to navigate such perilous waters.
The once-highly ranked Mets pitcher will still presumably need to pass numerous drug tests over the next nine months, as well as show that he has the talent to pitch in the big leagues without using performance-enhancing drugs.
