Sentence examples for supposedly caused from inspiring English sources

There are those who think Colby gave Marley a "poisoned boot" that supposedly caused his cancer.

The star represents a comet that crossed the skies of Champagne in 1811 and supposedly caused fabulous vintages.

The ascertained micropore heterogeneity within the BC domains is supposedly caused by the varying size of aromatic clusters that approach each other at a varying distance.

(COMMENT: Al-Husseini retired in the midst of an executive dispute, supposedly caused when he unsuccessfully attempted to engineer his ascension to the position of CEO.

They used a video to show that two holes in a wall supposedly caused by the M4 had been there before July 18.

Deaths are rarer still; a 2011 review of 114 deaths supposedly caused by Lyme disease in the US between 1999 and 2003 concluded that only one could be attributed solely to the effects of the disease.

Their presence is equated with good fortune and intelligence; harming a cricket supposedly causes misfortune.

If grazed for a prolonged period of time, red clover can supposedly cause permanent infertility in ewes.

The measles outbreak resulted from myths spread by OCA and other groups about vaccines supposedly causing autism.

"We've yet to see any quantifiable proof as to the problems that management companies are supposedly causing".

The common denominator is the offence their views supposedly cause to hardline Islamists among Bangladesh's mostly moderate and tolerant Sunni Muslim majority.