Sentence examples for supposedly improved from inspiring English sources
The phrase "supposedly improved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is claimed to have been enhanced or made better, but there may be skepticism about that claim. Example: "The product was supposedly improved, but many users reported the same issues as before."
And a supposedly improved bullpen has lost 23 games, the second most in the American League.
"I'm not mature enough," he told me once, and he collected books that supposedly improved moral character.
No sooner was the old Silk Road shut down than a new, supposedly improved Silk Road popped up.
What level of season-prolonging achievement legitimizes hope in the relatively new, supposedly improved Big East, a 16-team superconference with all the intimacy of a leveraged conglomerate?
One of the study's authors, Øjvind Lidegaard, professor of obstetrics and gynaecology, also brought attention in 2011 to the increased risk of blood clots associated with newer, and supposedly "improved", hormonal contraceptives such as the ring, the patch and drospirenone-containing pills.
NASHVILLE — All that is new and supposedly improved about the Jets this season — the starting quarterback, the offensive philosophy, Rex Ryan's coaching staff — was viewed at LP Field on Sunday with a fair amount of skepticism: the theme music to "The Benny Hill Show" accompanied their pregame stampede out of the tunnel.
Most of the countries that do have bad reps have closed, and were supposedly improving.
If the economy is supposedly improving, why isn't state investment in our sector?
(I am continually struck by how much time I have to spend fixing the machines that supposedly improve my life).
Even last year one of supposedly improving relations and relative peace the violence cost more than 3,000 lives.
Many of the products use activated charcoal, which has been treated with oxygen to increase the pores on its surface area, which supposedly improves filtration.
