Sentence examples for supposedly interfering from inspiring English sources

On Jan . 21 , 1987the conservative Washington Times attacked Kerry's Contra-drug investigation again; his alleged offense this time was obstructing justice because his probe was supposedly interfering with the Reagan administration's determination to get at the truth.

This is the stuff of baseball legend -- the stuff people reminisce about with phrases like, "I remember where I was when Ed Armbrister supposedly interfered with Carlton Fisk's throw to 2nd base in the '75 Series or the non-strikeout of A.J. Pierzynski in the 2005 American League Championship Series.

Both drugs supposedly interfere with β-amyloid (Aβ) metabolism.

(Supposedly the transmissions interfered with the bees' navigational abilities).

5, 6 Anti-D Ig supposedly induces rapid clearance of RhD-positive fetal cells, interfering with the presentation of the RhD blood group antigen by dendritic cells and macrophages; additionally, it might be that RhD-reactive B cells are suppressed in the production of RhD antibodies.

Just days before the general election in June, Colonel Jan Kubice, a senior crime-fighter, presented to a (supposedly) closed session of parliament a report claiming that members of the governing Social Democrat party had been interfering in investigations of organised crime.

"They're just interfering.

Mr Thaksin must avoid interfering.

"You're interfering.

The government is thus still interfering with people's liberty to deal with their love lives as they see fit, without fear of government-imposed liability for supposedly unreasonable "flaunt[ing]" of one's new relationships.

Russia has denied interfering.