Sentence examples for supposedly lower from inspiring English sources

Petty crime is supposedly lower on the beach than anywhere else in the city.

The cumulative effect of millions of people doing that would supposedly lower costs.

United Airlines, Continental Airlines and US Airways have all tried and failed at operating smaller carriers with supposedly lower costs.

People of higher socioeconomic levels were also more profane, the survey found, than those supposedly lower on the scale of success.

In the present work, unmodified and thus chemically reactive boehmite particles are compared to acetic acid modified particles with supposedly lower chemical reactivity and thus worse particle-matrix bonding.

Another example is the defense of "quality adjustment" in allocating scarce healthcare resources, which discounts the life-years of people with disabilities to reflect their supposedly lower quality of life (Williams 1987).

"Garlic supposedly lowers cholesterol, is great for blood pressure and strengthens the arteries".

In the world of telecommunications, the urge to converge has led to the creation of worldwide media empires that promised the happy marriage of news and entertainment content with the computer, wireless telephone and video -- all supposedly lowering prices to consumers with no restraint of trade or news.

Multimerization could not increase affinity but supposedly lowered stability.

Conventional wisdom says the U.S. can't compete with China, or with numerous other supposedly lower-cost nations.

They wore them to increase blood flow, supposedly supplying lower leg muscles with more oxygen and more evenly distributing muscle strain.