Sentence examples for apparent situation from inspiring English sources

Indeed, with Houston's apparent "situation" all over the press, one has to wonder why people persist in buying tickets for her shows and then complain.

And instead of a trader who made big bets, lost and tried to cover them up in the last year -- which had been the apparent situation -- executives indicated that Mr. Rusnak began his actions not long after he arrived at the bank seven years ago.

Figure 5 can provide the apparent situation to understand the suitability of water for irrigation.

This is distinct from the apparent situation in rodents where, despite colocalization of KNDy neurones with both estrogen and progesterone receptors, dynorphin does not seem to mediate estrogen negative feedback (Navarro et al., 2009).

Contrary to the apparent situation in Swiss mice, in MF1 mice milk production was increased as temperature got colder (Johnson and Speakman, 2001) and pups raised in the cold were consequently larger than those raised at 21°C, and those raised under hot conditions (30°C) were smaller (Johnson and Speakman, 2001; Król and Speakman, 2003a; Speakman and Król, 2005, 2011).

The filmmakers also follow officers into the heat of conflict as they try to defuse a gang war, remove a body after a deadly dispute, and resolve an apparent hostage situation in a housing project.

(This is one of the smartest pieces of writing the show has done. Why didn't Jessica Jones just do that?) Eventually, there's a full barbecue going to watch what's now turned into an apparent hostage situation with Eugene.

Two plays after that, the Giants had second down and inches to go from the 4. In this apparent running situation, Mowatt lined up as a wing to the right.

The filmmakers also follow officers into the heat of conflict as they try to defuse a gang war, remove a body after a deadly dispute, and resolve an apparent hostage situation in a housing project.

We assume that the impact of interannual climate variability becomes most apparent in situations which critically influence regeneration and survival.

It is also shown that these observations are more apparent for situations with a large number of skills, or for those with a large call center size.