Sentence examples for supposedly temporary from inspiring English sources
This supposedly temporary measure has perverse effects.
Congress has a history of extending supposedly temporary tax breaks.
The budget deficit could even rise again in 2014 unless supposedly "temporary" tax rises become permanent.
To allow this transfer, a supposedly temporary hole is opened in the firewall.
Henry brought a thousand Jews to New York on a supposedly temporary basis and they stayed".
Until recently it was also distractingly cluttered, with supposedly temporary work stockpiled from year to year.
He was put on a plane to Miami, supposedly a temporary measure while his parents stayed to fight Castro.
Dark chocolate and espresso (or coffee) are supposedly effective temporary relief for some premenstrual symptoms.
The basic question posed by Gladstone remains: why should taxpayer B face a bigger tax bill because taxpayer A chooses to give to charity?Feel-good philanthropyThere was little debate over exempting charities from income tax when it was first introduced in Britain, supposedly as a temporary measure to finance war with France, in 1798.
French intervention in Gascony was now intensified; affrays between English and French sailors inflamed feelings; and in 1293 Philip IV tricked Edward's brother Edmund, earl of Lancaster, who was conducting negotiations, into ordering a supposedly formal and temporary surrender of the duchy, which Philip then refused to restore.
Yet, dy3K/δE3 mice move significantly less than control mice and this is supposedly due to the temporary paralysis (Fig. 5E).
