Sentence examples for supposedly huge from inspiring English sources

Or a gangland hit, linked to the star's supposedly huge gambling debts.

Despite the supposedly huge press run, copies of the Ministry of the Interior's incendiary tract haven't been found either.

He fixed on the company's bizarre explanation of why it had missed its earnings estimates: a truck carrying a supposedly huge amount of medicine crashed at the very end of the quarter.

For all the West's supposedly huge soft power, it has been feeble in its efforts to win over moderate Muslims in the most important battle of all, that of ideas.

This is supposedly a huge, customised, customer-friendly advance on the old days, where everyone got the same advertising regardless of age, taste and geography.

Besides the horrifying prospect of an out-of-control oil disaster in the far north, why would the Obama administration want to flirt with catastrophe in the Arctic when there is (supposedly) a huge oil boom going on in the Lower 48 anyway?

At least some of the profits in the case, which led to 567 indictments and supposedly used a huge network of drivers, doctors and clinics, were channeled to businesses in Russia, according to the authorities in New York.

When they weren't trying to ensnare him in their feuds or drinking up all his wine or warning him away from temples supposedly guarded by huge man-eating serpents, the local people must certainly have found Belzoni a source of great amusement.

JPMorgan is spending $3 billion more on controls than it did in 2011.One measure of these firms' viability is their "best case" return on equity (ie, assuming that the huge, supposedly, one-off legal fines and restructuring costs incurred over the past half-decade suddenly stop, but the new capital standards are fully implemented).

"It supposedly can survive earthquakes, huge fires, airplane crashes and disasters in general".

Another famous stone is the Benkei-ishi, a huge rock supposedly moved from present-day Himeji, Hyōgo, Hyōgo Prefecture to its current resting place on Mount Shosha by the folk hero Benkei (1155 – 1189).