Sentence examples for ostensibly exist for from inspiring English sources
Systematic methods for defining this balance do, ostensibly, exist – for example in the form of value of information analysis [ 121].
Those laws ostensibly exist to drive down demand so there's no incentive to dig for more, but it seems clear that they aren't working.
Together, we're pushing for increased use of web-based and regional meetings, more remote support from the AGU, and more support from our academic institutions, which ostensibly exist to make the world a better place.
These committees are made up of U.S. citizens and ostensibly exist to represent the public's interests in these negotiations.
And it is not shy: It outshines the books that it ostensibly exists to support.
That's a great disservice to the public the media ostensibly exists to serve.
Great men who ostensibly existed in life to push us forward as a people, as a nation, and in that moment of thought something happened, Wolf Blitzer started to speak, but for the first time I couldn't understand what he was saying.
Even at a bank as ostensibly well-run as JPMorgan, the incentives still exist for giant, risky bets to be made that can go very wrong.
While the campaign ostensibly introduces Tide Vivid White and Bright products, Tide's parent, Procter & Gamble, is actually renaming Tide with Bleach Alternative liquid detergent and Tide with Bleach powder, which have existed for about three decades.
