Sentence examples for purportedly do from inspiring English sources
Instead, we will be concerned here with various probability-like concepts that purportedly do.
TellMe is basically everything the rumored Assistant will purportedly do, but the Microsoft's version exists without the fanfare of its Apple counterpart.
Fish in our sample were mainly caught by hook and line (by artisanal fishermen) and are therefore unlikely to comprise a large portion of breeding and fry-guarding individuals, which purportedly do not feed at all (Poll,1956; Kuwamura, 1986; Fohrman, 1994) and hence cannot be caught with bait.
In 1969 at the request of one of the Corporate executives I met with two men representing a purportedly "do good" organization.
Ayouch, though, has purportedly done his research, having interviewed around 200 sex workers.
"No viable claim for an injunction lies until there is something purportedly done under the act," he said.
The principal beneficiary and victim of this idea was McChrystal, tapped by President Obama in 2009 to save the day in Afghanistan as Petraeus had purportedly done in Iraq.
Recent statements by senior U.S. officials in Washington have continued to blame the Kims for the sinking of the Cheonan; it was purportedly done to prove the toughness of the ruling family as it prepares for another transition.
Aristotle (384 322 bc) recounts a different story, claiming that Hippocrates was cheated by customs officers in Byzantium; he purportedly did so to show that, although Hippocrates was a good geometer, he was incompetent to handle the ordinary affairs of life.
But those revelations, captivating as they are, have been partial —they primarily focus on one government agency and on the surveillance end of intelligence work, purportedly done in the interest of national security.
James Naughtie on Radio 4's Today programme allowed the avowed anti-Zionist professor Steven Rose the chance to attack the morality of Israel's cabinet, when he was purportedly doing an appeal for brain research.
