Sentence examples for apparent facility from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, I may be permitted to say, that never were letters written with more apparent facility (whole pages of the originals without a correction), or laid before the public with a more entire unreserve.

Interference in force field studies is a puzzling finding, as it seems to oppose humans' apparent facility in learning multiple motor skills.

Through September and October 2014, as coalition airstrikes began and continued to sporadically target apparent 'Khorasan' facilities, Jabhat al-Nusra led the comprehensive defeat of the famed U.S.- and Saudi-backed Syrian Revolutionaries Front (SRF) led by Jamal Maarouf, which it had accused of corruption.

The migration rate from the entire country to Tehran (due to its apparent attractiveness, facilities for living and opportunities for jobs etc). is very high and vibrant.

The absence of apparent risk facilities in the area during the outbreak period and the changing spatial distribution of cases led us to consider alternative sources of contamination and spread.

During the late 1970s, it became apparent that the facilities at Hampden were in need of renewal.

Were senators, up to and including Feinstein, aware of the decision to take the document from the CIA facility in apparent breach of the agreement?

A need to upgrade the facility became apparent due to the identification of various deficiencies of the current SANRAD facility during an IAEA-sponsored expert mission of international scientists to Necsa, South Africa.

"I think the Pakistani army and intelligence have a lot of questions to answer given the location, the length of time and the apparent fact that this facility was actually built for Bin Laden and its closeness to the central location of the Pakistani army," he told a press conference.

We have not downgraded the following outcomes: four or more ANC visits and deliveries in a health facility, for apparent asymmetry in funnel plots.

In the face of facility managers' apparent passivity and lack of confidence, it may also be easy to slip back into micro-management; and, in the face of external demands, it is hard to maintain positive role modelling.