Sentence examples for purportedly rising from inspiring English sources
GIVEN the (purportedly) rising status of, and increased investment in, online video, you would expect Showtime's television version of "Web Therapy" — one of the most accomplished and high-profile of Web series — to be getting a lot more attention than it is.
Finally, just as happened with the claims that slashing spending is actually expansionary and terrible things happen if government debt rises, the usual suspects found an academic research paper to adopt as mascot: in this case, a paper by economists at Stanford and Chicago purportedly showing that rising levels of "economic policy uncertainty" were holding the economy back.
This amateur footage purportedly shows smoke rising from the scene of the crash.
Video footage of the blast taken by opposition activists purportedly showed white smoke rising from the area, while state TV showed damaged vehicles.
In so doing, I examine the ways in which scientific evidence concerning appetite regulation, taste, pleasure and sensoriality is mobilised to explain the purportedly epidemic rise in obesity.
North Korean television watchers tuned in this week to scenes of a gleaming high-tech control room, followed by footage of a rocket rising triumphantly into space on Sunday, purportedly sending a satellite circling the earth broadcasting revolutionary songs.
Videos posted online purportedly showed the attack, including a rebel vehicle firing rockets and smoke rising over buildings and what appears to be an airstrip.
The story takes its inspiration from the Bible's Book of Revelation which purportedly predicts the rise of the Antichrist.
In France, sales have risen more than 40 percent since 2009, prompted by a fad diet that purportedly helped Kate Middleton drop two dress sizes.
A blind Bulgarian mystic has made headlines for purportedly warning of the rise of Isis decades ago.
