Sentence examples for putative answer from inspiring English sources

Mr Mbeki presides over the African Union, Africa's putative answer to the EU, and is also the brains behind the New Partnership for Africa's Development (Nepad), an ambitious plan to attract more capital investment.

A putative answer presents itself, i.e., these components, including cortical/apical actin cytoskeleton, GTP regulators, and associated membrane remodeling components may have been involved in forming pseudopodia and other cytoplasmic protrusions.

When I resumed at work the next morning my putative answers ran to six minutes - and that was after just 3 questions and without the audio!

However, he alienated many friends with excerpts from his putative book, Answered Prayers, and died in 1984 after a long period of drug abuse.

Ellison is co-chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, the putative left-wing answer to the brinksmen of the Freedom Caucus on the right, and he was an early and fervent supporter of Sanders's Presidential campaign.

Perhaps most exciting is the pairing of star Jordan and director Coogler – their second consecutive collaboration following the Sundance-award winning Fruitvale Station – which has the makings of a brilliant combination: the putative, African-American answer to Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro, who took on boxing with Raging Bull.

To answer this, putative cis-acting regulatory elements (CAREs) were examined in each of the orthologous sub-sets regulated in the same way.

On the strength of the analyses of Hamblin (1958), Bell (1975), Pendlebury (1986) and others, one strategy for the semantics of interrogatives is to construe them as expressing sets of propositions rather than a single proposition, where each element of the putative set is a complete answer to the question at issue.

For some putative biomarkers, data suggest that the answers to these questions are favorable and that clinical application may be practical and useful.

Moreover even if these features \(do\) play an essential role in the putative quantum "speed-up", one must still answer the question of how they do so (Fortnow 2003, Cuffaro forthcoming).

And while I was answering 20 questions about my putative Benylin-binge, there was a junkie next to me knocking back his little cup of state-sponsored knockout drops!