Sentence examples for treated supposedly from inspiring English sources

Moldova's current government, the Alliance for European Integration, might be a lot more pro-European if it had not seen how Russia treated supposedly pro-western governments in Georgia and Ukraine.

Stronger increases in risk of each skin cancer were found for steroid use to treat (supposedly) non-atopic conditions, compared to nonusers.

Private healthcare companies and intermediaries such as Google want everybody to become a patient, treated for supposedly risky genes before they become ill.

Apart having our pictures taken with the Offiah & Co statue, there were other points of interest to league fans: the explosive Billy Vunipola showed why he would make a devastating rugby league prop; and before almost every scrum a physio came on to treat a supposedly injured player.

"He's been the protege and is supposedly treated like Charles Wang's son.

The treated liquid is supposedly safer to drink than the river water itself.

The clinic would usually get $10,000 to $20,000 in reimbursements from insurance companies for every passenger it supposedly treated, Ms. Lynch said.

Foot-binding was still a recent memory, yet women lived and worked alongside men, supposedly treated as their equals.

Then in Soviet times, government officials treated property that supposedly belonged to the people as if it was their own.

What's more, trading still seems strong, buoyed by those customers who stay loyal to the airline no matter how badly they are supposedly treated.

There are frequent swap meets there where people buy, sell and trade venomous reptiles, Dr. Touger said, recalling the case last year of a young man who bought an Asian snake, an albino monocled cobra, that was supposedly treated so it would not be venomous, but was.