Sentence examples for much supposedly from inspiring English sources

With the exception of sinking islands, what drives much supposedly environmental displacement is its interaction with a range of other social, economic and political factors.

He's taken to tweeting about how much she supposedly needs to nap.

There seem to be no valid reasons why Steinbrenner has declined to offer Torre an extension to his contract, which runs out after this season -- unless Steinbrenner feels Torre has asked for too much money (supposedly a raise from $3 million to between $5 million and $7 million) or Steinbrenner wants Torre to prove himself again.

We cannot ignore either, for worldly, as much as supposedly other-worldly reasons.That is why Awake works.

He talked about the book he was reading and how much science supposedly supported some form of creationism: If there was a Big Bang to begin everything, well, something or someone would have had to start that process, right?

They often have as much biodiversity as supposedly pristine ecosystems.

Much of their supposedly spontaneous indignation came across as carefully orchestrated.

How much of these supposedly insignificant amounts would have to be withdrawn before panic would ensue?

Sam is supposedly much hipper than her crass classmates, being into the Smiths and Dexys Midnight Runners.

Much of the supposedly unforeseen work had also been anticipated in an earlier study by the US consultancy Booz Allen.

Although that cataclysmic event is said to have changed George W. Bush as much as it supposedly changed so much else, it has not altered his brazen style.