Sentence examples for supposedly large from inspiring English sources

Indeed, all of Silver's examples of supposedly large errors in numerical predictions come from landslide elections.

Yes, I mean the settlement that might extract the supposedly large sum of $20 billion from the banks to settle foreclosure fraud.

His supposedly large following on Facebook has proven to be an entire irrelevance: it does not translate into serious political support on the ground.On April 18th he appeared in court to answer charges over an attempt to arrest a number of Pakistani judges in 2007.

Oh, and let's not forget there's supposedly large oil and gas reserves underneath the water.

Cultural commentators attempt to blame this downward sexual trend either on Japan's "grass-eating men," or "herbivores," a supposedly large demographic of sexually timid and sensitive males.

The whole reason smartphone encryption is ostensibly a problem is because it's supposedly large-scale.

The supposedly larger female corpus callosum is also in dispute.

Moore doubted that the wreck was the Merced, a ship supposedly larger than the Atocha.

The Styan's red panda is supposedly larger and darker in color than the Western member of the species, but with considerable variation in both subspecies, and some individuals may be brown or yellowish brown rather than red.

The authors concluded that "… the distinct asynchrony between adjacent sites (<10 km apart) clearly belonging to the same climatic domain rules out the possibility that climate or, for that matter any other supposedly large-scale phenomenon could be responsible for the population phase differences".

Even the supposedly larger sample of almost 100 patients did not compensate for the unexpectedly pronounced differences in stress load between diagnostic subgroups, which prevented the comparison of stress-related (high vs. low) subgroups within each diagnostic group.