Sentence examples for apparent going from inspiring English sources

Further spreads of secondary U6a branches are also apparent, going southwards to Sahel countries and reaching West Africa (U6a5a).

Of note, the differences experienced between people according to categories of CD4 levels were less and less apparent going from impairments (problems at the level of organ or body part) to activity limitations to participation restrictions (problems with social roles).

Biron, considered Dominik Hasek's heir apparent, went 16-15-2 as a rookie after Hasek went down with a groin injury last season.

Andy Robinson, Woodward's deputy and heir apparent, went as England coach in 2006, saying he was unable to do the job without the support he requested.

With this, it's become increasingly apparent, go other disturbing trends.

Officials waved off an apparent go-ahead touchdown by Browns wide receiver Kevin Johnson with 1 minute 57 seconds remaining.

The emphatic score sparked a comeback, cut short by a controversial call when the referee waved off an apparent go-ahead goal.

The ball disappeared under the fence — a new kind of ground-rule double — and the umpires sent one of the Comets' base runners back to third, negating the apparent go-ahead run.

It had the bases loaded with one out, but Hunter Pence grounded into a double play that was aided by interference in the basepath that negated the apparent go-ahead run.

The ball disappeared under the fence a new kind of ground-rule double and the umpires sent one of the Comets' base runners back to third, negating the apparent go-ahead run.

On successive days, the Mets lost games, first because a pitcher, Mike Pelfrey, committed three balks in San Francisco, then when a runner, Ryan Church, forgot to touch third base while scoring the apparent go-ahead run in Los Angeles.