Sentence examples for can ostensibly be from inspiring English sources

Today, any book bought online in England, even one published exclusively in another country, can ostensibly be subject to English libel law.

With a series of interlocking, almost Jacobean sexual betrayals and an eerily prescient plot twist involving an online chatroom, the script rams home the vacuity and folly of desire, particularly in a world where it can ostensibly be satisfied on tap.

Synthetic extracellular matrices (ECMs) provide a blank slate that can ostensibly be populated with specific bioactive cues, including growth factors, growth factor binding motifs, adhesive peptides and peptide crosslinks susceptible to proteases, thereby enabling a degree of customization for specific applications.

If we assume that all individuals are singular things (for a helpful discussion of the relationship between these concepts, see D. Garrett 1994), then the fact that states can ostensibly be destroyed by their parts (i.e., citizens) would be a sufficient basis for denying that they are individuals (Barbone and Rice 2000, 26 7).

Yet we have created an educational system that increasingly evaluates and even prides itself on the basis of that which can ostensibly be "objectively and rigorously" standardized and quantified.

BioBricks are standardized DNA widgets that can ostensibly be used in downstream applications.

That, at least ostensibly, is why a single one can cost you well north of a quid at fancy bakeries.

E-mail can be resurrected from computer hard drives even after it has ostensibly been deleted.

That, ostensibly, was the end.

Similarly, the QuikPod Pro+ Precision includes a level attachment, so you can ostensibly tell when your camera is aligned properly horizontally and vertically: Again, I found this too small to be very practical.

There are restrictions: your game can't be a real-money gambling app, and nor can it be (ostensibly or otherwise) advertising a product.