Sentence examples for that supposedly would from inspiring English sources

The victims often were innocent, but Mr. Obama's lawyers will not allow them even a day in court because that supposedly would jeopardize state secrets – even though in many cases those "secrets" have been reported by the press.

In a seven-person field, he received a remarkable fifty-three per cent of the vote — he even won the "collar" counties around Chicago, communities that supposedly would never support a black candidate.

In a seven-person field, he received a remarkable fifty-three per cent of the vote he even won the "collar" counties around Chicago, communities that supposedly would never support a black candidate.

That, supposedly, would mean 87% of all estates paying less tax and bring in an extra £147m pounds in revenues, shaved exclusively off the rich.In this section Never a dull moment Shonky poms A gap filled Can't say, won't say Inadmissible evidence Absent friends It just won't die Fog about floods A pretty pass ReprintsThat might happen.

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.

There was Urethane Technologies, a company that peddled a solid-urethane bicycle tire that supposedly wouldn't go flat.

"You Did Not Eat That," an account run by an anonymous food-consumption truther, pulls images of models, bloggers and actresses posing with food, and shames them for pretending to eat things that they supposedly would never actually put in their mouths.

Zero-carbon homes: The chancellor has changed the rules so that supposedly "zero-carbon" homes would in fact create carbon emissions for years to come.

I can envision, for instance, that an oil company like Royal Dutch/Shell, as supplier of fuels that supposedly contribute to global warming, would have to report the potential environmental liabilities.

Mentions William Safire's piece in the "Times" saying you have to be careful about impeaching Nixon, because then he would be subject to the full force of the criminal law and no one supposedly would want that.

It didn't take long to I realize I had made a big mistake, but bills were piling up, and it was too late to back out now without at least getting the degree that would supposedly alleviate that debt.