Sentence examples for supposedly before from inspiring English sources

Focussing on the northeastern state of Paraíba, she published data showing much higher rates of the birth defect than the official record reflected between 2012 and 2014, supposedly before the outbreak began.

These samples originated from the Netherlands from the period of 2000 2010, supposedly before the introduction of SBV.

Where users cannot see in person what the products are like before they buy them, the ratings and reviews of users who have supposedly bought them before can make or break a product.

And on Facebook last week, a photo supposedly showing a "before and after" shot of a reputed militant posing as a refugee quickly was shared more than 80,000 times.

Here family and descendants supposedly feasted before a stone slab in a kind of chapel.

In 1957, Yale bought the map, supposedly drawn before Columbus yet showing "Vinilanda Insula" in the Northwest Atlantic.

But he points out that the rover's readings did not rise to anywhere near the levels that were supposedly detected before.

He said that "we were misled that there were supposedly protests" before the assault and wanted to know why the secretary of state hadn't made "a simple phone call" to ascertain the truth.

First, while Bacevich no doubt would describe himself as a realist, his nostalgia for the enlightened republic Americans supposedly enjoyed before World War II involves a large dose of myth-making.

The tale may have begun as an explanation of the origin of the Aequimaelium, an area with no buildings on the south side of the Capitoline Hill, where Maelius's house supposedly stood before it was "made equal" (aequata) to the ground, or razed.

And there is an urban myth that circulates among artists: supposedly, minutes before the prize is announced, Tate director Nicholas Serota discreetly circulates among the three unsuccessful artists and congratulates them on their work, imparting more by a look than a word that they have not won.