Sentence examples for supposed problems from inspiring English sources

So where did the supposed problems come from?

A piece by Calvin Tomkins in a recent New Yorker, for example, delved into MoMA's supposed problems.

Instead of being a story about health care, it became a story about the candidate's supposed problems with the truth.

"I watched a video of Kevin's press conference last Monday at Headingley, when he spoke about supposed problems in the dressing room," Swann added.

"It makes sense to see how that pans out and see if any of the supposed problems with that materialize before you make it permanent".

For at least 450 years, policymakers have sought solutions to the supposed problems caused by the fecund, feckless poor, especially those bearing children outside marriage.

Worse, it addresses a supposed problem that doesn't exist.

Solutions to the supposed problem are floated daily.

But at the root of most complaints is the supposed problem of surplus.

And it refused to allow a recount to proceed under uniform standards that could have corrected the supposed problem.

They condemn it for its production and use of radioactive fuels and for the supposed problem of disposing of its waste.