Sentence examples for this would supposedly from inspiring English sources

This would supposedly jump-start the market and produce a big market of 3-D images.

This would, supposedly, force us into an endless game of matching these moves on a country-by-country, industry-by-industry, and even product-by-product basis.

The cumulative effect of millions of people doing that would supposedly lower costs.

And this confidence would supposedly stimulate private spending, more than offsetting the depressing effects of government cutbacks.

The shadow, in this case, would supposedly have darkened a strip of Central Park, an effect that opponents dramatized, one afternoon in 1987, by assembling in the Park with open black umbrellas.

This designation process would supposedly be transparent and subject to the constraints of international law.

This Homus Cubanis would supposedly come of age in sacrifice, obedience and loyalty.

This "script validation program" would supposedly ensure no further work is surreptitiously done to unfinished scripts.

Voters would supposedly remember this as a slap in the face, and independents would be "permanently alienate[d]." Set aside the philosophical point that requiring bills to get sixty votes in the Senate before they become law contradicts the logic of majority rule.

The paper had already arguably started playing to this gallery when it introduced "thought bubbles" in which their babes would supposedly opine about quantum physics or economic policy.

This event would give rise to a new social order, over which Manson would supposedly become a prophet and saviour.