Sentence examples for supposedly easy from inspiring English sources

But even the supposedly easy agreements have been hard.

Quit penalizing 'Group of Five' schools for their supposedly easy schedules.

In health care, post-1994, nothing comes easily -- not even the supposedly easy ones.

If they were denied by a supposedly easy board, they figured they stood no chance with any other board.

This is designed to stop schools using supposedly "easy" subjects to boost their "five good GCSE" ratings.

Mr Romney who managed to insult the (ever-touchy) British during a supposedly easy foreign jaunt to the London Olympics—is also a chilly sort.

That changed on the supposedly easier downhill ride.

This happens everywhere, even in spots that are supposedly easier to handle.

History also shows that England have often toiled in supposedly easier groups, as in 2010, and played better in ostensibly harder ones.

Its fear is that while converts from abroad are fairly few, tens of thousands of foreign workers living in Israel will line up for the supposedly easier (in fact, still quite demanding) forms of conversion, get their passports and stay permanently.

So today, when I found a nice new Wowee Flytech Dragonfly (a supposedly easy-to-use Dragonfly-shaped RC flier) in the mail, it was my first attempt at model flight in many a year.