Sentence examples for purported that from inspiring English sources

That's when he came across the research of Dr. Valter Longo that purported that fasting could make chemotherapy more effective with fewer side effects.

An editorial in The New York Times purported that Republicans may try to use foreclosure lists to block voters.

Our initial hypothesis purported that ER stress induced changes in trafficking would attenuate the levels of secretase mediated APP processing.

In addition to parental control over children's behaviours, Sallis and colleagues purported that family-related variables correlate strongly with children's physical activity habits [ 15].

The theory of Chronic Cerebrospinal Venous Insufficiency (CCSVI) emerged in 2009 which purported that impaired venous drainage in the jugular and azygous veins created reflux of blood in the deep cerebral veins which subsequently induced MS inflammatory lesions [ 8].

Multigenerational Travel Marketing studies have long purported that boomers, the "me generation," have a fascination with themselves.

"Purporting that Huawei is somehow uniquely vulnerable to cyber mischief ignores technical and commercial realities, recklessly threatens American jobs and innovation, does nothing to protect national security".

Rather, we purport that, depending on one's response to fluctuating social/environmental challenges, at any given time a person can present as restrictive or impulsive.

This term purports that culture insists on the fundamental connectedness of human beings resulting in the other being included within the boundaries of the self [ 43].

They purport that the current administration is happy to levy weighty tariffs on tobacco, but will shutter smoke shops that don't bring in tax revenues.

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