Sentence examples for supposedly equal from inspiring English sources

So after the enormous impact on Internet sites like Facebook, supposedly equal in response to a football final, what has changed since the concert's chimes have faded?

It was their opportunism and the ability of the Giteau, their fly-half, to play with his head up that proved the difference between two supposedly equal sides.

Public distinction among supposedly equal citizens, intimate relations based on consent and affection rather than authority, visions of a re-formed world: these problems also preoccupied them.

Did the Clintons benefit at the expense of taxpayers whose money was used to bail out Madison after federal regulators took it over, in 1989?) In any event, the Whitewater deal itself, a supposedly equal arrangement, resulted in the Clintons' reportedly losing forty-six thousagainstlars againsthehe McDougals' ninety-two thousand.

The current arrangement, which has been in place since 1974, is peculiar, not to say perverse there are 43 independent forces in England and Wales, all of them supposedly equal, even though the largest is more than 30 times bigger than the smallest.

Striking at the heart of discriminatory traditions in America, the court — in language that often rose above the legal landscape into realms of social justice for a new century — recalled that laws in the not-so-distant past barred interracial marriages, excluded women from occupations and official duties, and relegated blacks to separate but supposedly equal public facilities.

Their combined wealth supposedly equaled the annual tax revenue that the Qing rulers collected from all of China.

And that's just in countries where women supposedly have equal rights.

Even in this supposedly advanced, equal and just society in the UK there is a 60% chance of escaping justice if you are a rapist.

In Chinese business, such labels can be very useful assets.Mr Guo is encouraged by a government document issued in February that allows private investment in any business not banned by law and supposedly guarantees equal access to bank loans.

Similarly groups think of equality of opportunity from an out-group perspective as "the career open to all" without appreciating how in-group members might subjectively experience insuperable obstacles in trying to avail themselves of opportunities supposedly objectively equal.