Sentence examples for supposed concerns from inspiring English sources

As for all those supposed concerns about unhealthy eating and the retreat from home cooking — who are we fooling?

It is not first time Reckitt has been accused of manipulating regulators with supposed concerns about safety and of using stalling tactics to hold up rival drugs.

I hadn't been corrupted by reading about the "theatre of the absurd" or by the critics' passion for kennelling a writer in a category, and I was innocent of the writer's supposed concerns with "status" and "territory".

Lokodo's supposed concerns with the chastity of Ugandan women was echoed by a crowd of men who stood outside Wednesday's protest and harassed the feminist speakers.

All that they suppose concerning evaluations is that agents are able consistently to rank the alternatives they face.

But the current system, which is based on supposed moral concerns, actually creates incentives for black markets, rewards only the most wealthy and punishes the poorest.

Flying Iraqis to Guam would solve every problem, real and invented, that the Administration claims is holding up resettlement: the inability of Homeland Security interviewers to meet with refugees in Syria; the near-impossibility of Iraqis getting into neighboring countries; the supposed security concerns that prevent the U.S. from screening Iraqis inside Iraq.

How many hundreds of thousands of dollars were robbed from public services and city infrastructure in Oakland on 25 October, when 500 riot cops busted up Occupy Oakland for supposed "sanitation concerns", and then gassed and beat people for hours later that night?

I was outside with a feisty group of protestors, but reporters, after being told by the White House late in the day that they could attend, were afterwards uninvited because of supposed "logistical concerns".

The lighting of the sets is the concern of the photographer and not, as is commonly supposed, the concern of the designer.

The budget is supposed to concern the government's finances, where's the connection to planning legislation?