Sentence examples for is supposedly because from inspiring English sources

It is, supposedly, because of "culture" and attitude, education and status.

That is supposedly because there are more market inefficiencies overseas, reflecting in part the lower transparency in financial statements.

The irrelevance of the conclusion is supposedly because the only function of an inference-for-others is to show "provers" (sādhana), and a conclusion cannot prove itself.

This was supposedly because he was a on suicide watch or in "prevention of injury" risk, except that, as the Washington Post's Julie Tate noted in her account of the hearing, the garrison commander at the time acknowledged "that psychiatrists who treated and observed Manning had written multiple reports asserting that he was not a threat to himself".

That's "supposedly" because with Sohmer, as with each of the five, major questions go unanswered.

This was supposedly because 'it seems to be the most difficult for the staff to manage – as though no other outward signs would more adequately express their inner distress' (Podvoll, 1969: 213).

This time, however, it is supposedly different because of the potential of information technology.

I say Stav is supposedly moderate because he is, really, a conventional Orthodox rabbi who is deemed moderate only compared to the other rabbis in the race.

Justice and democracy within the system is supposedly ensured because legal decision-making is an open process.

Maintenance of the normal vaginal flora is supposedly essential because it not only occupies the epithelial surface, but also constitutes a milieu hostile to attacks of pathogens [ 2].

For example, the time I spend with my elderly mother is supposedly efficient because I know she is going to die soon, so I place high value on the time I have left with her.