Sentence examples for supposedly would be from inspiring English sources

The motive, apart from pay-offs, supposedly would be to end turf wars by promoting one cartel's hegemony.

The pioneer was Sepracor, which hoped to develop pure forms of various blockbuster drugs that supposedly would be safer or more effective than the originals.

Conversely, Dorothy Roberts emphasizes the dangers of using racial categories within medicine, suggesting that it not only validates egregious ideas of biological racial hierarchy but also contributes to conservative justifications for limiting race-based affirmative action and even social welfare funding, which supposedly would be wasted on genetically inferior minority populations.

Furthermore, there would not be any systems in place to react to market fluctuations affecting social ventures, which supposedly would be serving those in need.

But Johnson happily played his role as Triumph's stooge with the shifting introductions, sometimes even offering details of the "show" in which he supposedly would be acting.

Whether judged by the leapfrog that states are playing with the contest calendar, the quicksilver rise and fall of candidates du jour, the showy dithering of supposedly would-be contenders or the dogged persistence of also-rans sprinting nowhere fast, this has been an epically silly primary season, and (cue the Carpenters) we've only just begun.

Chasing down all the false claims I get about what I supposedly believe and what I've supposedly said would be an impossible task.

I live and cycle in Houston, a relatively flat terrain, where supposedly it would be O.K. not to require a helmet.

The radioactive substance used, polonium-210, has only a brief half-life of 138.4 days so traces detected eight years after he was supposedly poisoned would be difficult to find.

Supposedly this would be the only effective way of slimming down the notebook without cutting back on battery life or processing power.

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