Sentence examples for any purported from inspiring English sources

Poroshenko also warned that Ukraine would respond to any purported violations.

Mr. Hatcher lingered at the Coney Island counter to puzzle over one novelty for him in this election, that of putting more relative trust in a survey of voters leaving the polls than in any purported official count.

Since the same argument applies to any purported first moment of time, concluded Avicenna, time can have no beginning and so must be infinite.

The dangers posed by institutions deemed TBTF far exceed any purported benefits.

Any purported benefit of frequent traffic stops — for example the slim chance of apprehending wanted criminals — has to be set off against the resentment they engender.

There was no evidence that the foundation "attempted to monitor or influence the yoga program in order to ensure that any purported religious goals were met," the court's decision said.

The detailed disclaimer could be Legends' attempt to get in better line with a New York law that says no employer can "retain any part of a gratuity or of any charge purported to be a gratuity for an employee".

First, it assumes that the only people who are affected by these adverts are hardened smokers who would otherwise be unaware of any benefits purported to be associated with ENDS.

There are tons of shortcuts available for desperate or impatient social media marketers, but as a general rule, any tactic purported to be a shortcut will likely cost you more time than it will save.

Mr. Rumsfeld, one former Pentagon official said today, "would likely be very suspicious of any deal that purported to freeze or roll back the North Korean missile threat".

"If you receive any emails purporting to be from Ticketmaster asking for any personal information, discard them.