Sentence examples for ostensibly that from inspiring English sources

Ostensibly, that means replacing Kevin Boss, who signed with the Oakland Raiders this off-season, leaving the Giants — and Manning — without a key component of their offense.

Ostensibly, that means someone who smokes a joint at 9 PM at night and is tested at 9 AM the next morning, could come back with a positive test.

Ostensibly, that made a dent in the weekday glut.

Ostensibly, that premium (and sometimes assorted fees) reflects the cost of guaranteeing the borrower clear ownership of a property.

Employees are also flocking for Figure with the belief, ostensibly, that Cagney is well-positioned to create another financial services juggernaut.

Even before Christopher Meloni's shock decision to leave "Law & Order: SVU," NBC was facing another major cast dilemma: after 12 seasons on the beat, Hargitay wanted to spend more time with her family, which meant, ostensibly, that she'd be spending less time solving brutal, perverted murders on camera.

Ostensibly, all that has happened is that some of the leading powers have fallen out over Iraq (see article).

(He held off on major philanthropy until late in his life, ostensibly for that reason).

Trump had ostensibly called that event so he could address questions about his business ventures and his many looming conflicts of interest.

India contends that more than 70 camps have recently sprung up, staffed by groups that Pakistan ostensibly banned but that have regrouped under different names.

Consequently, S.G.R. cuts have accumulated since 2002, to the extent that today the law ostensibly requires that physician payments be cut by 24.4 percent.