Sentence examples similar to which ostensibly will from inspiring English sources

Even in 10.7 "Lion", which ostensibly has TRIM support, you'll find you need to do some tweaking to get things working well – otherwise you get what I came to call the "TRIM pause" as the system dligently wipes a big chunk of no-longer-needed virtual memory from the SSD in order to free up some space as it writes a new page of virtual memory.

Second, there's no telling how enabling LTE on a phone which ostensibly isn't designed for it will affect device battery life.

In the United States, which ostensibly has the right institutions (if not the political will) to deal with its economic problems, a potentially explosive fiscal situation could be resolved through scurrilous means, but only by threatening global financial and economic instability.

Which, ostensibly, he did.

No, the big bad here is fame, which ostensibly claws at Kelly from within and without.

Puerto Rico became a "commonwealth", which ostensibly replaced a coercive relationship with a consenting one.

The agreement expires in 53 weeks -- Dec. 19, 2006 -- which ostensibly makes the 2007 season vulnerable.

UNREAL places heavy emphasis on what isn't in their candy, which ostensibly makes it healthier.

They're backed by McCartney's band, which ostensibly adds another layer of authority.

They appeared to grieve an inability to occupy a masculine position which ostensibly it appeared they were already in.

The plan is seen as a competitor to the European Union-backed Nabucco pipeline, which will ostensibly bypass Russia and deliver gas via the Caspian Sea to Europe.