Sentence examples for supposedly address from inspiring English sources

This perverse effect shouldn't be too surprising: unless they are carefully designed, medical policies often have side consequences that worsen the problems they supposedly address.

But until we join the rest of the industrialized world, where health care is publicly financed and a public good, we are unlikely to see the substantive cost controls that misdirected schemes like "pay for performance" supposedly address.

In 2011 home secretary Theresa May set out plans for a Police ICT Company which would sell services to police forces that would (supposedly) address the types of failings identified yesterday.

(Yes, the "open" spectrum will supposedly address some of this, but that remains to be seen).

"This is the problem that was supposedly addressed after Watergate".

But that resolution, which supposedly addresses concerns about missile defense and modernization of the nuclear arsenal, is a Trojan horse.

Mr. Cavalletti sang facing the audience, arms thrust, with his back to the roommates he was supposedly addressing.

Once Hillel, unwittingly opened one letter supposedly addressed to him (for Scharfman) which was for brother Herman.

The systems I had learned about in university that were supposedly addressing the needs of the world's poorest people, had failed Ling and many more like him.

For the prior 3 years, and for all 6 conditions, this represents on average 29.5% of preventive screening opportunities that were documented (supposedly addressed by GPs) compared to 70.5% on average that remained undocumented (supposedly unaddressed or missed opportunities).

And they have made it more difficult to vote on Election Day by requiring picture IDs – supposedly to address all-but-non-existent voter fraud.