Sentence examples for supposedly free from inspiring English sources

There have been reports of bent doctors tricking people into paying for their supposedly free care.

(Public schools, by contrast, while supposedly free, charge parents numerous fees).

Charges to use frequent flier miles for upgrades or for supposedly free trips are also proliferating.

Education - supposedly free - costs more than 2,000 yuan (£132) a year.

Convenience technologies supposedly free us to focus on what matters, but sometimes the part that matters is what gets eliminated.

This, along with portable pensions, would help to integrate a supposedly free but in practice highly fragmented labour market.

If only Britain's supposedly free-market government would do the same.

The supposedly free-market opposition has attacked government plans to loosen laws protecting guilds of architects and craftsmen from competition.The language of officialdom hardly helps.

Several of the supposedly free-market Bush team, for example, wanted the government to provide insurance against terrorism at no charge.

Share prices indeed stabilised and Beijing got a pat on the back from the supposedly free-market International Monetary Fund for preventing a "disorderly" market.

But they remained a useful, if complex, illustration of the way a supposedly free-market economy has become so beholden to the needs, and whims, of entrenched interests.