Sentence examples for apparent involvement with from inspiring English sources

Critics accused her of failing to apologise for her apparent involvement with the Nazis.

The insurance company's apparent involvement with DLG, Ramirez said, is why a guaranteed return of 12% didn't make her suspicious.

She went to the MetLife building and was brought to a conference room with MetLife signage". The insurance company's apparent involvement with DLG, Ramirez said, is why a guaranteed return of 12% didn't make her suspicious.

CDCs respond to bacterial infections and mediate the associated exacerbations in SLE patients, and they have been found to release IFN-alpha upon TLR4 ligation following priming with IFN-beta [19], consistent with their apparent involvement here.

With the apparent involvement of various armed groups, the fighting may have moved beyond the point where any protest leader can declare an effective cease-fire.

The killings on Wednesday were carried out by the same militias that devastated East Timor, and it took place, once again, with the apparent involvement of at least some elements of the Indonesian military.

The underlying current, of course, is the apparent involvement of latter-day sluggers with body-building steroids, which were not used in the day of Henry Aaron, Maris and Ruth.

Even those with no apparent involvement in politics, such as Bijan Khajehpour, a well-known business consultant, have been detained.Chillingly, the state-controlled media have taken to airing purported confessions from some of these prisoners.

A Lebanese man whose children were allegedly abducted by their Australian mother in a suburb of Beirut on Wednesday with the apparent involvement of a network television crew before being arrested, will not press charges against his estranged wife, he told the Guardian in an interview.

The difference between the apparent involvement of a nitro route in methane-SCR with Co-MFI, and a nitroso one with isobutane, is similarly explainable.

CLU is a glycoprotein with a slightly ubiquitous tissue distribution and an apparent involvement in biological processes ranging from neurodegeneration in Alzheimer's disease to cancer initiation and progression [ 5, 6].