Sentence examples for may be ostensibly from inspiring English sources

Paul Rees Pool D may be, ostensibly, the tightest of the pools, but – just like all the others bar A – the established order is expected to prevail: imposing Ireland, questionable France, Italy, then the minnows Romania and Canada.

Foliation often occurs parallel to original bedding, but it may not be ostensibly related to any other structural direction.

Such historical celebrations may have been ostensibly more spiritual than today's fashionable events.

Moreover, cortisol concentrations prior to the conscious awakening point may elucidate further physiological mechanisms underlying CAR, which would be ostensibly achievable only through IV catheterization.

Conversely, it may simply represent an institutional aversion to employing a series of what has been described as straightforward recommendations deemed to be ostensibly burdensome (Shepherd and Phillips 2016).

Chances are, you may be representing them (ostensibly) and you probably should sign some agency paperwork.

A practical problem with the design is that extremely discordant pairs that are ostensibly full sibs may be half sibs.

Diptyque's Ofresia, on the other hand, ostensibly for women, may be too floral for even the girliest of girls, though I do find the pepper blast to be quite invigorating.

Democrat Hillary Clinton may be wary about a new super PAC ostensibly created to support her presidential bid.

However good the conditions may be for football, the Qatar trips are still ostensibly about money.

However, pathogenic variants may exist at a low frequency in populations of ostensibly healthy controls, as these may be in a pre-clinical disease phase, or phenotyped using methods with incomplete sensitivity.