Sentence examples for supposedly established from inspiring English sources

The record he set out to break was 32 07, supposedly established on the 1983 US Express, a more covert successor to the Cannonball Run.

A dictatorship is supposedly established for a limited purpose has dug itself in, and Socialism comes to be thought of as meaning concentration camps and secret police forces.

"Oklahoma!" supposedly established a new paradigm: that of the "organic musical," in which song and dance furthered the story, arising naturally from the plot.

The Plan supposedly established mechanisms to coordinate actions, monitor outbreaks, and supervise animal farms.

It's absurd and frustrating that U.S. laws, supposedly established to support freedom, in practice restrict our freedom of expression and block Cuban citizens from communicating with the world.

The site is registered in the U.S. and describes itself as the site of The Order of Sorcha Faal, an organization supposedly established in Ireland in 588 BCE by the oldest daughter of the King Zedekiah.

And the circular ultimatums are the same, as are the grim tallies that supposedly establish advantage: we stop bombing if you stop launching, we stop launching if you stop laying siege, we stop the siege if you give up your missiles, we can't give them up as long as you occupy us and have the means to bomb us.

That will supposedly establish perfect posture.

Chevron's sole witness - the man who supposedly establishes the corrupt bargain between the Ecuadorians' lawyers and the Ecuador judge - is Alberto Guerra.

The relation of GDF-15 with microvasculature may explain the link with micro- or macroalbuminuria, as increased albuminuria supposedly reflects established microvascular damage in the renal and peripheral vasculature (22).

LG sells smartphones with a curved body and a pair of digital eyes on the back that change expression (supposedly to establish "emotional" contact with the user).