Sentence examples for because they were supposedly from inspiring English sources

But when the market collapsed, the top slices — called "super senior" because they were supposedly safer than Triple A — didn't hold their value, losing billions for Mr. Hubler and Morgan Stanley.

Some supermarkets are lax about updating barcodes: in the past two months alone, I've almost been overcharged by £35 for items I was buying in bulk because they were supposedly on offer.

Yalom's historical wives were protesting marriage laws that rendered them their husbands' chattel; that delivered their property to the men they married; that denied them a vote, because they were, supposedly, covered by their husbands' political views; that decreed their bodies perpetually available to their husbands, the dangers of childbearing or the whims of inclination aside.

Clinton partisans will counter that we should count the Florida and Michigan delegates because they were supposedly "disenfranchised".

Those that do attend are often segregated into "special" schools, either because they are (supposedly) suffering from mental handicaps, or simply because other parents don't like their children being educated alongside poor, smelly, backward children.

No one said it was democratic! (They get first dibs because they are supposedly more likely to hold onto shares longer, and there's an effort to keep the stock price stable).

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The RCMP then refused to give back Miles's phone and camera because they are supposedly part of an open investigation.

The Republicans have the same lobbyist-industrial complex, but at least their shameless greed is consistent with their hideous and heartless ideology of anything goes, laissez- unfair where the rich get richer because they are supposedly better, and the poor get poorer, because they are supposedly not.

Does he not know that psychometricians working for the federal and state education agencies have insisted that more objective test questions - i.e., multiple choice questions - be used on exams because they are supposedly more "reliable" indicators?

A hallmark tactic of religious conservative groups is constantly complaining that they are unfairly labeled as "bigots" simply because they are supposedly defending the so-called normal time-honored definitions of morality, family, and decency.