Sentence examples for supposed instrument from inspiring English sources

So it did not take long before the supposed instrument of EU independence and economic power so cruelly demonstrated its inadequacies.

Blaise's emblems are wax, taper, iron combs (the supposed instruments of his passion), or two crossed candles; in art he is sometimes represented in a cave with animals.

Content validity is similar to face validity, the main difference is that a panel of experts examines the instrument and determines the degree to which its items address the topics the instrument is supposed to measure.

Then they're supposed to put the instrument on a 100-metre balloon and send it up from various sites in the northern and southern hemispheres.

Equally, the bosses don't want business to be "bashed" by Labour, as they see it, especially if the SNP has its hand on the instrument of supposed violence.

For much of the past decade, unfortunately, the E.U.'s triumphs have been overshadowed by the tribulations of the eurozone, which was supposed to be an instrument of further convergence and unity but which, for many European countries, has turned into a suffocating straitjacket.

As The Economist went to press, a sense of compromise was in the air.The protocol's chief instrument is supposed to be "Advance Informed Agreement" (AIA), a process that gives an importing country the right to assess the potential impacts of a GMO before it agrees to admit it.

But engineers discovered in March that the solid nitrogen that was supposed to keep the instrument cool had expanded more than expected.

The chilling ensured that heat from the telescope would not mask the infrared emissions the instrument was supposed to spend 4 months tracking.

"Bring acoustic music, where wood instruments are supposed to sound like wood," he said.

The instruments are supposed to help conservators track trends in a room's climate.