Sentence examples for supposedly useful from inspiring English sources
Supposedly useful gambits were also provided in daily French lessons published by the US Armed Forces publication Stars and Stripes, including the phrase for "My wife doesn't understand me".
But what I'm suggesting (and I'm not the first) is a free-market strategy to curtail the unintended effects of supposedly useful and popular but also deeply dangerous and polarizing tools.
Critics have said, essentially, that the plan sucks, pointing out that all that supposedly useful information posted online is really just geographic data that was available anyway of the 213,000-plus datasets posted online, 96percentt are GeoData.
They found previously overlooked but supposedly more useful data for assessing value, and the economics shifted, with teams shelling out for less glamorous achievements like a high on-base percentage.
Paul took over and supposedly led us.
"The lizard brain is the key," he says, explaining that at this point in the improvathon, the performers gain full access to some of the supposedly primitive but very useful areas of the human mind.
It's there in the big things, like the government taking the useful and supposedly independent forward planning exercise of the intergenerational report and politicising it with comparative graphs based on spurious assumptions.
While all models are supposedly wrong, some are useful [ 89].
And, theologically, one has to remember that all this apparently useful suffering is supposedly taking place under God's watch.
Crucially, this includes the controversial makeover of BBC Choice, which becomes the supposedly worthier BBC3, full of useful programming targeted at 25-34-year-olds 25-34-year-olds 25-34-year-olds 25-34-year-olds
It's on the second front that DailyLit can be especially useful, since it has supposedly delivered 50 million installments to more than 800,000 readers.
