Sentence examples for and supposedly does not from inspiring English sources

It spot-cooks an enemy combatant’s skin to 130 degrees Fahrenheit at more than fivefold the range of militarygrade Taser guns and supposedly does not result in skin cancer.

It spot-cooks an enemy combatant's skin to 130 degrees Fahrenheit at more than fivefold the range of military-grade Taser guns and supposedly does not result in skin cancer.

It should burn for 2-3 hours and supposedly doesn't smell too fishy.

The Van Gorkom decision was a controversial one as it involved a finding that independent directors who accepted a large premium for selling an entire company were grossly negligent because they did not shop the company first, did not obtain a banker's opinion, and supposedly did not retain sufficient leeway to do a post-signing market check.

He was the subject of a book by Klebnikov and supposedly did not like the way he was depicted.

She wrote the core draft of the thing in a trailer where she secluded herself for a month and supposedly didn't get up to shower.

The scenario that supposedly does not exist is something of a weakness.

The second category includes last year's "The Permanent Way", an examination of railway privatisation as a metaphor for what supposedly does not work in modern-day Britain.

Tokyo may have suffered because the games would be held only eight years after Beijing triumphed, troubling those who advocate sharing it around more widely.Related items The Olympic games: Ring quartetSep 24th 2009Politics, supposedly, does not count either.

Such missteps — along with Mr. Brown's support of a $68 billion high-speed rail project at a time when the state supposedly does not have money for schools — have invigorated opponents like the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association.

While the WorldCom accounting scandal was awful, it supposedly does not impact the company's cash position.