Sentence examples for supposedly through from inspiring English sources
2) Institutions that can demonstrate excellent teaching, supposedly through the proposed Teaching Excellence Framework (Tef), will be allowed to increase their tuition fees in line with inflation from 2017-18.
By the end of the first episode Ms. Settles makes it to Los Angeles and is set up with a roommate — supposedly through Craigslist — who is a central-casting free spirit: flowers in her hair, tattoos on her arms, vintage film posters and broken typewriters in her living room.
Supposedly through modulating palatability, opioids also control food intake (Sanger & McCarthy, 1980) as well as instrumental food-seeking behavior (Cleary et al., 1996).
Despite the significant beneficial effects of short term NF- κB upregulation in response to pathological cardiac stimuli, the long term effects of sustained NF- κB exaggerate cardiac damage, supposedly through the upregulation of proinflammatory cytokines.
Five nomads were recently beaten to death in the rural village of Rainpada after residents watched inaccurate videos forwarded through WhatsApp about kidnappers supposedly rolling through the area, BuzzFeed reports.
What had not been announced before was a meeting with the ousted Afghan president, Burhanuddin Rabbani, who was supposedly merely passing through on his way to a meeting of the Organisation of Islamic States in Turkmenistan.The three leaders talked all night, in time-honoured Afghan tradition.
(The US Justice Department is said to be picking through the alleged money laundering aspect -- supposedly done through the now defunct DC bank, Riggs Bank -- but when was the last time we heard about that?).
Even young children, once they're supposedly "sleeping through the night," often can't sleep either.
He was supposedly going through a separation and he looked more fierce than ever!
The band play against a backdrop of a cartoon-rendered electric train, supposedly travelling through Japan to Kamakura.
A new life for the cosmos, society, and the individual is supposedly obtained through the abolition of the order of the old.
