Sentence examples for supposedly greater from inspiring English sources

Your only argument for dismissing cap and trade is its supposedly greater vulnerability to capture.

Santorum questioned his opponent's supposedly greater electability, one of the main selling points of Romney-brand dog food.

This latest version will have quite a few new features, including support for Java, a new file system that makes working with huge files easier and a supposedly greater resistance to system crashes.

63, 64, 68, 69 Another aspect of a high-protein diet that could provide a potential benefit in the context of SO is the supposedly greater satiating effect of proteins, which should facilitate compliance with a potentially necessary moderate energy-restriction diet.

"What supposedly great time are we trying to replicate?

The people can never understand why the President does not use his supposedly great power to make 'em behave.

For two supposedly great institutions, their claims and counter-claims in this regard have been spectacularly embarrassing.

The number of great movies made out of great artists' lives is tiny, especially in proportion to the number of supposedly great performances these movies have occasioned.

But that doesn't mean I have to like it -- and, just because I make unscripted TV, be in awe of supposedly great stories.

She told me: "About a week or two after I started, I went to the big planning meeting of all the organisation's media teams, and they started talking about this supposedly great new project they were running with BP.

This Carnegie International exposes the supposedly great divide between object-oriented or, as some would have it, market-driven art, and activist, socially involved art and suggests that they are not nearly as mutually exclusive as often supposed.