Sentence examples for supposedly because of from inspiring English sources

It is, supposedly, because of "culture" and attitude, education and status.

Some patients even have trouble accessing their own health records, supposedly because of the privacy law.

Radios were included in the score, but they could not be turned on, supposedly because of a union dispute.

The pedestrian drawbridge to the island is closed from November to late March, supposedly because of safety concerns.

They played a key role in deposing an elected president, Rolandas Paksas, in 2004, supposedly because of ties (which he denies) with Russian intelligence and organised crime.

Mr Stollmann the free-marketeer, stresses the CDU with delight, was not even in Berlin for the presentation of the programme, supposedly because of "prior engagements".

He swaggered about with a sword at his side and once flung a plate of scalding artichokes in the face of a waiter, supposedly because some of them were cooked in butter rather than oil.

Including MD shrunk the number of unique predictions considerably, supposedly because it captured some features of each of the three original methods (Fig. 2C D).

The irrelevance of the conclusion is supposedly because the only function of an inference-for-others is to show "provers" (sādhana), and a conclusion cannot prove itself.

This time, however, it is supposedly different because of the potential of information technology.

This, supposedly, happened because of the balancing act required by co-determination.