Sentence examples for supposedly less from inspiring English sources

This animus has not gone unnoticed among those supposedly less sophisticated conservatives back home.

Allied had favoured a £2.85 billion bid from brewer Whitbread over Punch's earlier and supposedly less certain £2.93 billion bid.

And those children later become parents who are supposedly less conservative and authoritarian, but they still tie broomsticks to the trees so they'll grow straight.

Communities are left with sour divisions, as those who feel forced to compete for what remains of council housing end up resenting immigrants, or the supposedly "less deserving".

It is a leading global credit-card operator but still managed to lose money in Mexican cards in recent years, just like supposedly less savvy rivals.

The assumption has always been that a black candidate should perform worse among white voters in states with less racial diversity because those voters are supposedly less enlightened.

He came to grief at the supposedly less-fearsome-than-it-was Becher's Brook.

Their award-winning wine is barbaresco, but even the supposedly less-complex barbera and nebbiolo vintages are seriously intense.

Investors could still be found to buy the supposedly less-risky senior and mezzanine tranches, but the bottom tranche containing the riskiest loans, known as the equity tranche, was becoming unmarketable.

But the introduction of the euro, a kind of "Day E," brings no particular joy, he said, only worries about the economic influence of supposedly less-disciplined nations, like Italy and Greece.

When big, controlled clinical trials designed to compare two medicines emerge, the results often resemble what Graham managed with a supposedly less-sensitive study.