Sentence examples for would ostensibly be from inspiring English sources

All high school students would ostensibly be able to stay through graduation.

Among the many challenges facing Scotland's incoming first minister Nicola Sturgeon, there is one any party leader would ostensibly be glad of.

Finally, most Kashmiris, on whose behalf this war would ostensibly be waged, want to see an end to terrorist activities that are destroying their already weakened economy.

If the mayor's commission brings these issues to the voters, it would ostensibly be the least controversial charter proposal since he took office.

This impatience goes well with a career of dreaming up new recipes, but poorly with just getting on with one's morning, belly rumbling quieted, as would ostensibly be the goal of a weekday breakfast.

"Fundamentally, we're talking about selling public lands which belong to all Americans and giving the proceeds back to local counties for what would ostensibly be conservation projects," said Myke Bybee, public lands representative for the Sierra Club in Washington.

Plus, if Markle remains an American citizen, that child would ostensibly also be eligible for U.S. citizenship and could run for president one day.

Though the Kogans' project apparently complied with zoning codes — and, at 27,000 square feet above ground, would ostensibly have been smaller than other Greenwich abodes, including the home of SAC Capital's Steven Cohen — some critics took issue with the extensive use of "subterranean" space in the house plan.

This action weakens the security requirement guarding every consumers' most personal data and should be reconsidered," said McSweeny, rather discounting the idea that the FTC would applaud the move which ostensibly was to prevent trouble between the two Commissions.

Nonetheless, it would be worthwhile to indicate what fraction of the 50 papers have ostensibly been "replicated" in studies that claimed to directly test a major conclusion.

That, ostensibly, was the end.