Sentence examples for supposedly high from inspiring English sources

Given the supposedly high stakes, there is a striking oddity about the by-election.

To reflect their supposedly high skill, hedge fund managers charge higher fees than mutual-fund managers.

Yet the taxpayer then pays twice: first for the research then for the high prices, justified by the supposedly high risk that big pharma is taking on.

He said Australia should not reject foreign investment, including investment in agricultural land, despite concerns about the supposedly high level of Chinese investment.

Radcliffe has so far resisted the temptation to publish her full data, saying pressure to do so is "almost abuse" – although three of her supposedly high readings have been made public by Sky News.

More than 70,000 tenants face average rent rises of more than £1,000 a year under the government's "pay to stay" policy aimed at ensuring supposedly high earners living in social housing are charged market rents.

(Someone might have urged a bit of caution on the supposedly high-flying Colts. Not sure who that was).

Yet the Focus is saddled with a supposedly high-tech transmission — a dual-clutch automated manual — that feels clunky.

These supposedly high-quality sovereigns just get more expensive as the stampede to presumed safe havens continues.

Even worse, many supposedly high-quality papers in the life sciences, describing breakthroughs or possible therapeutic targets, cannot be reproduced.

Once again, the supposedly high-principled rhetoric of the "war against terror" is being made to look like a smokescreen for a highly selective pursuit of American vendettas.