Sentence examples for that supposedly will from inspiring English sources

Software in the players can create random-play lists that supposedly will suit an owner's tastes.

With the encouragement of the Bush administration, Israel and the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank are negotiating a draft peace treaty that supposedly will be put on the shelf, until the Palestinians have enough capability to implement it.

Sony showed the BBC a top-secret 2009 PS3 game last week that supposedly will set a whole new standard in "story-telling and immersion".

Meanwhile, states with bad websites last year, like Maryland and Massachusetts, have built new ones that supposedly will function.

Obama announced a number of initiatives he is launching via executive order, most notably government-backed "myRA" accounts that supposedly will encourage Americans to set aside money for retirement (though they'll have to have money to set aside first).

But here is what we are skeptical about: We have seen a succession of powerful people — city councils and mayors, county supervisors — step up to a podium and say that Los Angeles' approach to housing homeless people has failed, so they're intervening with a plan that supposedly will work better.

On the other hand, demonstrations can be "spontaneous" and therefore weak or irrelevant, ungrounded in any organisation with staying power; this is why Americans' hopes for colour revolutions that supposedly express "the will of the people" are so often disappointed.

If the parties do not know each other well, it is possible that supposedly encouraging cues will be deemed even more relevant in negotiating the potential for sex.

That future, supposedly, will feature interactive television, movies delivered by the Internet and other marvels that will require high-speed, long-distance pipelines able to meet the needs of the nation's households and businesses.

Yes, I'm going to try a medicine that supposedly shrinks vaginas, and will therefore enhance sexual pleasure.

To the contrary, the fact that supposedly "legitimate" world actors will so quickly chase entities like ISIS over the moral abyss highlights the need for (rather than the futility of) international law that quickly and effectively checks these tendencies.