Sentence examples for supposedly applies from inspiring English sources

Decision analysis has been berated because it supposedly applies simplistic ideas to complex problems, usurping decision makers and prescribing choice.

There is mental comfort in drawing patterns that supposedly apply systematically, indifferent to geography barring a few details.

Clan MacDonald stayed with the Campbell clan overnight and the laws of hospitality supposedly applied.

After all, could the same secret service logic that was supposedly applied to the streets not also hold fast in the boardroom?

This single sentence describing the contours of the supposedly easily applied rule virtually abounds with unanswered questions: What are "private" premises?

In the longer term the Conservatives only get away with supporting universal values like the rule of law and human rights while also condemning non-white foreigners, immigrants and benefit scroungers, because they are always silently whistling that none of the values we supposedly uphold apply to these reprobates.

Also make sure their numbers for how much you will be paying jibe with your outstanding balance and the lower interest that is supposedly being applied to your debts.

The glitch is (supposedly) temporary, and applies only to the market for individual insurance policies.

All farm businesses face their own peculiar challenges and most are occasionally demonised in the press, whether that is for applying supposedly carcinogenic glyphosate on arable fields or being told they are irresponsible destroyers of wildlife for cutting hedges in August.

'Scientific reduction' applies to reductionist claims supposedly justified by scientific evidence and the success of science.

But in other examples, the collection is meant to be applied to supposedly higher purpose.