Sentence examples for supposedly strong from inspiring English sources

There are supposedly strong Senate strictures against revolving-door lobbying abuses and quid pro quo dealings.

And neither kind of supposedly strong government was more likely to survive at the polls within two years of a bout of budget-slashing.

At the time, many financial institutions were looking to buy these securities for their high rates of return and supposedly strong credit ratings.

Some might even be those supposedly strong and prudent banks that were supposed to have learned so much from the financial crisis.

One consequence of this laxness is that banks in supposedly strong countries like Germany are still too weak to withstand the bankruptcy of a relatively small country like Greece or Ireland.

But the retro attitude that accounts for its success is in line with a widening "chick flick" ghetto on television, where supposedly strong female characters are treated like children.

"He's very good at finding a way to win when he's playing with people who are supposedly stronger," Mr. Nesbitt said.

Some of the most obvious cracks in the supremacy of the 80s have appeared where Thatcherism was supposedly strongest: on the economy.

Among those fascinated by the relationship between NFL and rugby union, by which players are supposedly stronger or tougher or faster, the tackle became a meme.

Mr Koizumi demonstrated that the factions were weakening by winning the party's leadership election in 2001 against a candidate from the richest and supposedly strongest faction, and rubbed in the lesson by ignoring the factions when appointing his cabinet.

This €500 billion fund is supposedly stronger than the current iteration, the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF), because it is enshrined in legal treaties and because €80 billion of its capital will eventually be paid in, whereas the EFSF relies on guarantees.