Sentence examples for the supposedly higher from inspiring English sources

Or just take a look at one attempt to spell Mississippi, courtesy of the supposedly higher education folks at Mississippi State.

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. cited the Oliver Wyman study in its own comment letter claiming that the supposedly higher costs of borrowing could be "prohibitive" for some firms.

The author was not the first, and certainly he will not be the last, defender of the sanctity of male exclusiveness ranting against the erosion of the supposedly higher standards of yore.

However other actors note that when a show hits big those royalties mean a ton and in fact workshops are usually longer than Labs so the supposedly higher up-front pay is a fallacy.

Its enrichment may be associated with DNA digestion for protecting hosts from foreign DNA, corresponding to the enrichment of transposase in global deep-sea metagenomes (Additional file 1: Table S7) and the supposedly higher frequency of horizontal gene transfer in the deep ocean [ 5].

Given the supposedly high stakes, there is a striking oddity about the by-election.

There is little sense of what was distinctive about the supposedly high-spirited and literate Vivien Eliot.

(Someone might have urged a bit of caution on the supposedly high-flying Colts. Not sure who that was).

Yet the taxpayer then pays twice: first for the research then for the high prices, justified by the supposedly high risk that big pharma is taking on.

Once again, the supposedly high-principled rhetoric of the "war against terror" is being made to look like a smokescreen for a highly selective pursuit of American vendettas.

He said Australia should not reject foreign investment, including investment in agricultural land, despite concerns about the supposedly high level of Chinese investment.