Sentence examples for supposedly necessary from inspiring English sources

In countless history books, novels, comics, television programs and motion pictures, these murders qualified as examples of frontier justice, a supposedly necessary means of maintaining order during the tumultuous western expansion into uncharted territories.

While the exact holdings of the Egyptian armed forces are classified military secrets, these go far beyond the publically acknowledged ownership of arms factories, supposedly necessary for national defense, to real estate, gas stations, beach resorts, and day-care centers.

The Canterbury faithful – and the wider rugby league community – were mystified when a Steve Matai try was awarded by the video ref despite an on-field decision of no try and not a single frame of conclusive evidence that is supposedly necessary to overturn the original call.

But, one need not satisfy all of those features or some arbitrarily chosen supposedly necessary sex feature, like chromosomes (Stone 2007, 44).

The plan is to securitize the debt financing on this "innovative structure that had never been done before," the resulting complexity supposedly necessary to enable the project to secure low-cost, fixed-rate debt to lower the cost of capital and make the project "competitive".

Interestingly, typical MULE TIRs, characteristically over 100 bp long and the perfect inverted complement of each other, and which are supposedly necessary for mobilization, were not identified in TvMULES.

If Mr. Bush wants Americans to give him and his successors the power to spy on them at will, Americans should be allowed to know why it's supposedly so necessary and how much their freedoms are being abridged.

Too often, in the past, a military campaign has been put in place and the supposedly equally necessary non-military aims have been mismanaged or allowed to drift away.

The administration of 2 GBq would supposedly be necessary to reach a tumour dose of 50 Gy (supposed that the absorbed dose into the pancreas corresponds to the tumour dose), which is needed for treatment as external beam radiation therapy and brachytherapy data suggest [34 36].

This removal of normative content from the ideological apparatuses has the dangerous effect of depoliticising the organization of social life and therefore justifying its institutions by rendering them functional within a system of supposedly technically necessary activity.

They'll probably mention Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's recent "certification" that the Saudis are now supposedly taking the necessary steps to prevent more civilian casualties there.