Sentence examples for supposedly evidence from inspiring English sources

Opponents of high-frequency traders identify a range of purported HFT strategies that are supposedly evidence of how HFT destroys the markets.

But this is no way for supposedly evidence-based decision making to work, and the F.D.A. could do much more.

"Teaching to the test," the committee warned, "means that pupils may not retain, or may not even possess in the first place, the skills which are supposedly evidenced by test results".

Residents are supposed to get an insight into the daily activities of the physician, who in return receives supposedly evidence-based, university produced information.

Even supposedly unequivocal evidence, like DNA, isn't conclusive if the evidence collection is suspect.

His supposedly incriminating evidence is nothing new.

Another question involves baiting the subject with supposedly incriminating evidence.

However, the supposedly new evidence – the Kennedy tapes – had in fact been in the possession of the CPS for more than a year.

In the prototype of 1954, Joe McCarthy's chief counsel, Roy Cohn, was exposed as a liar on national television when it turned out that a piece of supposedly crucial evidence he had brandished earlier, a photograph showing Army Pvt.

The Senate found, for example, that an Iraqi defector who supposedly provided evidence of the existence of a biological weapons program had actually said he did not know of any such program.

The dossier included a high-profile allegation that Russia had kompromat — or compromising material — on Trump thanks to supposedly salacious evidence it had about Trump's pursuits in a Moscow hotel room.