Sentence examples for supposedly state from inspiring English sources

"Nuclear is an option that is clean in terms of CO2 emissions but economics is a very complicated subject, and the UK is just learning that firsthand with supposedly state of the art technology," he said in a reference to the troubled plans for new reactors at Hinkley Point.

Moore (2009) noted that supposedly state science standards are the basis for what teachers teach and students learn and thereby establish the foundation for states' desired education outcomes.

This machine, supposedly state of the art, has a grand total of 256MB, that's megabytes, of internal storage for biometric profiles.

Supposedly, state socialism failed, but the Chinese have created an improbable combination of a one-party socialist state and predatory capitalism.

Its multimedia subsidiary is heavily loss-making; its supposedly state-of-the-art digital cordless service, launched last year, has failed to take off.

And how do we reconcile the seeming indifference to David Kelly's supposedly state-sanctioned slaying with the protests and furor that rightly accompanied the death of Ian Tomlinson, the protestor shoved to the ground by a policeman at the time of the G20 protests in 2009?

A senior Israeli officer recently testified in court that in the past 45 years of Israeli occupation the army has redistributed around 70% of the West Bank land designated as state-owned either to Jewish settlers or to the World Zionist Organisation, whereas less than 1% of supposedly state-owned land was granted to Palestinians.

Truth, by Peter Temple (Quercus, £12.99) Reduced to the skeleton of its plot, Truth sounds unexceptional, even clichéd: a flawed Melbourne cop (Inspector Stephen Villani), weighed down by all kinds of domestic and professional baggage, comes unstuck investigating the murder of a young woman in a prestigious new apartment block whose selling point is its supposedly state-of-the-art security.

Google may regret its decision back in 2010 to leave China after supposedly state-sponsored hackers attempted to break into several Gmail accounts of Chinese human rights activists.

The way this second scene is achieved though, is pure pulpy horror, with the supposedly state-of-the art surgical facility suddenly feeling like a creepy, poorly-lit asylum.

Putting that on Stone Mountain, Borglum supposedly stated, would be like putting a postage stamp on a barn.