Sentence examples for supposedly resulted from inspiring English sources

Obama clearly has forgotten Al Gore's "reinventing initiative," which supposedly resulted in the elimination of 16,000 pages of federal regulations.

The sharp unemployment drop supposedly resulted from a total of 114,000 new jobs created in September , 2012 according to the Establishment Survey of business payrolls of the Bureau of Labor Statistics that the Obama Administration had been emphasizing throughout its first term.

The incident supposedly resulted from Sinedu's dependence on Ho.

The offending lyrics (from a song which Holmes produced) that supposedly resulted in murder were: "Over the years things change in the 'hood, I used to have a lot of respect for Durrty Goodz..

Fewer exports would supposedly result in economic chaos as gold supplies dwindled.

Supposedly resulting from abnormal antenatal exposure to hormones, this cluster includes maleness, homosexuality, left-handedness, poor visual-spatial skills, immune disorders, and perhaps also language-learning talent.

In the effort to justify a crackdown that has sent thousands of formerly upright citizens to labor camps and led to more than 100 deaths in police hands, the government first labeled Falun Gong a fraud that misled sick people into forgoing needed medical care, supposedly resulting in more than 1,600 unnecessary deaths.

"Defendants are incorrect about much of their 'parade of horribles' that will supposedly result from this Court's preliminary injunction," Lamberth wrote.

While Sony hasn't confirmed the existence of a redesigned PS4 itself, multiple leaks have suggested it's real, including videos and images supposedly resulting from the Sony console going on sale early in a couple of places accidentally.

It is important to note that in high saline environments, the viscosity appears to approach a plateau as salinity continues to increase, supposedly resulting in maximum entanglement or growth of the micelles due to thermodynamic and hydrodynamic limitations or micellar branching (Mu and Li 2001).

The Wicked Queen is as much the personification of the evil that will supposedly result from a woman escaping male control and gaining power as is Agave in Euripides' The Bacchae (405 BCE).