Sentence examples for it would supposedly from inspiring English sources

By the end of the century, it would supposedly feel like summer in east Texas.There are a few obvious winners and losers from such changes.

This was a justification for mainly French education since it would supposedly open the door to more resources(there is very little written in Kreyol compared to French) and to the international community since French is fairly widely known.

Regulation for credit default and interest rate swaps was deemed unnecessary because it would supposedly cause more harm than good by limiting innovation.

ConocoPhillips's James Mulva, in a letter, called the idea "un-American" because it would supposedly cost American jobs, raise consumer prices and discourage investment — a position he reasserted during the hearings.

It would supposedly take that step within eight weeks of signing an interim agreement that would include a cease-fire, a Palestinian crackdown on terrorist groups, a freeze on Israeli settlement activity and a lifting of the Israeli blockade on Palestinian towns and villages.

It'd apparently include support for the MotionPlus accessory, too, so it would supposedly be relatively accurate.

Also, I studied Keynesian economics at Berkeley and we were told that you cannot stimulate the economy when it is already deeply in debt and that it was necessary to balance the budget so that you have to run a deficit it would actually supposedly cause business to increase.

Lifestreams placed individual files into stacks of cards resembling diaries, where our innate sense of time would supposedly make it easier to retrieve them.

It did so because some investment bankers at JPMorgan persuaded the county to purchase derivative contracts, in the form of interest rate swaps, that would supposedly allow it to avoid paying higher interest if rates went up.

The value attributed to the painting is one that it is said to have in virtue of its relation to something else that would supposedly be intrinsically good if it occurred, namely, the appreciation of its beauty).

If he were to die suddenly, swift elections would supposedly follow, but it is a fair bet that a new army chief would soon take over.