Sentence examples for we supposedly need from inspiring English sources

We just can't seem to spend it at this moment even though this is when we supposedly need it the most.

These rare-earth minerals are essential to our cell phones and other electronic goods that we have become so dependent on, which we supposedly "need" for our daily lives.

Where are all the creature comforts computer animation companies supposedly need to attract talent and inspire creativity?

But what is development if resources don't reach the people that supposedly need them and are ultimately responsible for sustaining them?

Just as you can get good bacteria, so Wigan have demonstrated good arrogance, passing the ball with intimidating confidence and obliterating all the clichés about the style of play you supposedly need in a dogfight.

It addresses the fact that Stewart Brand's 1984 slogan "information wants to be free" is achieving a new momentum in the marketplace, where everything from newspapers to YouTube to utility companies supposedly need to give stuff away in order to survive.

Q: Why do companies say that they can't find the domestic STEM talent they supposedly need so badly?

Moreover, disposable faculty members give academic administrators the flexibility they supposedly need to meet fluctuations in student demand, even though most contingent instructors teach required introductory courses like freshman composition and remedial math.

Here then is another napkin calculation that should spring immediately to the mind of anyone attempting to comprehend this issue: if I follow just ten blogs or people posting at that rate, that's a hundred items every day that would supposedly need to find their way into my Facebook news feed.

It makes sense, then, that ballerinas would be recruited to market athleisure wear and the barre classes for which you supposedly need it: Ballet is, in the public imagination, an activity for the elite.

A recent post reminds members not to directly approach the Soldiers of Odin, an extremist group that patrols the streets looking for citizens who supposedly need protection from refugees.