Sentence examples for supposedly engaged in from inspiring English sources

The two advertising firms were supposedly engaged in a logical impossibility: an amicable Franco-American merger of equals.

Instead, he tries to detail all kinds of other unrelated, nefarious intrigues that the Saudis and Bushes have supposedly engaged in over the years.

These have included reports, for example, that bin Laden attended boarding school in Lebanon, where he supposedly engaged in drinking and disco dancing.

At the end of last month, around the same time as their ships were spotted near Kota and Panata, Chinese vessels supposedly engaged in "joint international amateur radio exploration activities", put up the Chinese flag on the shoal.

From 1873 to 1876 one of his detectives, James McParlan, lived among the Molly Maguires in Pennsylvania and secured evidence that led to the breaking up of this organization of coal miners supposedly engaged in terrorism.

Admittedly there is a cartoon of the human brain and the almost obligatory reference to the region supposedly engaged in social interactions and judgments, the medial prefrontal cortex (MPFC).

The best known is the one between "authoritarian" regimes that are friendly to the U.S. and supposedly engage in only moderate repression of their peoples, and "totalitarian" regimes that are hostile to the U.S. and supposedly are more thoroughly repressive.

Among the evidence that Apple is supposedly engaging in the great capitalist sin of "planned obsolescence" — that is, deliberately limiting the useful life of a product so that consumers will be forced to replace it – is the slowing of older models.

Democrats engaged in debt negotiations argued that since we're supposedly in dire fiscal straits, we should talk about limiting tax breaks for corporate jets and hedge-fund managers as well as slashing aid to the poor and unlucky.

I can move the blades with the slider even if the lock is supposedly engaged and likewise, the blades cannot be forced in manually when the lock is in the unlock position.

*A buyer has little or no understanding of the product he or she is requesting or the commercial activity in which he or she is supposedly engaged.