Sentence examples for can be supposedly from inspiring English sources

Interpersonal relationships are being transformed into products that can be (supposedly) objectively measured and objectively chosen, even though such relations represent the exact opposite.

The pretext for this legal cartel is as flimsy as can be: Supposedly it ensures that people in the remotest village have the same "access to cultural material" as city dwellers.

Moreover, the sharp peak at ~ 1140 cm− 1, which appears in addition to more broaden D* band and is clearly observed for the samples annealed at 180 and 200 °C, can be supposedly attributed to specific sp3-type defects, which are introduced in the desorption process at elevated temperatures.

Such transactions are known as an "internal repo" because the firm must use the investments to secure the client money, so that any borrowings can be repaid, supposedly with little risk.

Ms Rangan is now talking about the National Organic Safety Board and some of the odd exceptions that can be created, supposedly for 5 years and then sunset, which is supposed to create a demand for alternatives.

Strong regulatory bodies can close down government projects if they suspect budgets have been padded (though such safeguards can be bypassed in supposedly urgent situations, such as building stadiums for the 2014 World Cup).

In this fourth experiment, we set out to unravel whether any differences can be observed between supposedly pure visual, pure auditory, and audiovisual pacemaker rates.

It is still a matter of debate whether emotions that are supposedly basic can be captured in terms of affect programs; thus, it is also controversial whether the recognition and production of typical facial expressions are indeed universal and "hardwired".

One of his earliest pieces is a baseball card-size construction of a Warhol soup can painting that was supposedly run over by a train, the torn canvas of its damaged lower edge revealing its faithfully detailed underlying stretcher bars.

One of the show's points, after all, is how easily the slur can be hidden beneath a supposedly polite attempt to avoid it.

In fact, optimists pointed out, so long as equities are held for the long term, they can be safer investments than supposedly riskless assets such as government bonds, whose value can be wiped out by inflation.