Sentence examples for supposedly rising from inspiring English sources

Mortgage lenders offered her credit on the basis of the supposedly rising value of her house.

Since then there have been some mixed successes: Brazil, China, India, Indonesia and Turkey are all supposedly "rising" and collectively shrinking the political and economic power of the West.

Africans are indeed rising, although not at the supersonic pace at which Africa is supposedly rising.

So here's another question: At a time when economic activity is supposedly rising at a quick pace, how can large increases in passenger vehicle sales not be accompanied by corresponding surges in fuel usage?

The Republican candidate also has hammered Obama for overseeing a supposedly rising federal budget deficit.

The supposedly rising star was proclaiming himself ready to lead on the thorny issue of immigration.

The S.E.C. said the auditors had failed to independently confirm cash balances in bank accounts that supposedly rose to over $1 billion by the time the fraud ended.

The plot is inspired by events in the Andalusian town of Fuente Obejuna, which supposedly rose up against, and killed, its tyrannical overlord.

T1 has such storytelling firepower you won't worry about how "machines" have supposedly risen from the ashes of a future nuclear war, or how time travel has been invented, apparently available to both oppressor and rebel.

Growth in shipped units is projected to rise from 9,200 installations in 1997 to nearly 1.1 million by 2004, and market sector dollar value will supposedly rise from $20 million today to $1.5 billion by 2004.

"These people who were (often) truly not worthy of the education they received (or supposedly received) rose to the top of companies such as AIG, Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers and all levels of our government," he said.