Sentence examples for supposedly increasing from inspiring English sources

Place feet in the cushioned foam open-toe slippers, Velcro the band to fit and magnetic waves penetrate the feet, supposedly increasing blood flow and oxygen exchange.

Using a known dimeric Y1-selective antagonist (analog 1, Table 1) as our template [23], we first looked at modifications supposedly increasing the antagonistic property and/or selectivity of NPY analogs.

The last deal, involving a social network that was struggling but still significant in its own right, is probably most notable, supposedly increasing Tagged's registered user base from 100 million to 330 million.

Cheese cubes supposedly increased energy and strengthened the immune system.

Ephedra supposedly increases metabolism and can raise the heart rate.

For instance, if you're trying to raise £50,000, every time your go beyond a £10,000 marker, your likelihood of investment supposedly increases by 4.1%.

FOR many education advocates, the arts are a panacea: They supposedly increase test scores, generate social responsibility and turn around failing schools.

The Fitness column last Thursday, about mouth guards that supposedly increase athletic performance, included a recommendation of Under Armour's mouthpiece by Chris McCormack, a triathlete, and a picture showing him in competition.

"As some schools introduce tracking devices to supposedly increase efficiencies, safeguard students and respond to issues such as truancy and obesity, other schools quickly follow suit through fear of otherwise being regarded as negligent of their responsibilities," says Taylor.

Not to be out-tight-panted, women up the ante with TurboCell leggings -- so remarkably tight that they squish your hips, thighs and butt two inches thinner and, supposedly, increase your body temperature in that area by almost four degrees, boosting your metabolism.

Accepting more short-term professional engagements supposedly increases their control over their career profiles.