Sentence examples for purported experts from inspiring English sources

ON TWITTER, a friend asked "Twenty years from now, how many Chinese words will be common parlance in English?" I replied that we've already had 35 years since Deng Xiaoping began opening China's economy, resulting in its stratospheric rise but almost no recent Chinese borrowings in English.Many purported experts are willing to explain China to curious (and anxious) westerners.

She discussed potential real estate deals with the purported experts.

The Mercer foundation's 2016 donations also include $200,000 directed to the Oregon Institute of Science and Medicine, a group founded by Arthur Robinson, a biochemist who helped set up a widely discredited petition of purported experts denying that global warming is harmful.

Purported experts in their respective fields frequently disagree on the effects of basic procedures.

Meanwhile, Yale 360 has rounded up a group of "experts" to weigh in on the issue, though several of the purported experts seem to understand very little about the policies and/or the politics at hand.

Respondent additionally argues that certain statements by the prosecution and the District Court's exclusion of purported expert testimony justify reversal of the verdict, and that the Court of Appeals' decision should be affirmed on those grounds.

A 'Helpout' is a Hangout-like video chat, but instead of speaking with a friend, you are connected to a purported expert in whatever it is that you need help with.

Since "push back" of the Egyptian people began days ago, every manner of media outlet and purported expert has done just that: weighed in on the resulting momentum.

Therefore, overweight clients are sitting ducks when a purported expert in nutrition assures them that if they use these magic products it will hasten the weight loss.

In one of my own cases, for example, the government wanted to call a purported expert to explain how the presence of algae downstream from my client's business operations proved that my client was polluting the water.

Speaking at a London seminar hosted by GaveKal Research, a consultancy, Jonathan Allum of Mizuho International noted how many of his fellow analysts suddenly purported to be experts on seismology, oceanography and nuclear physics.