Sentence examples for apparently a need from inspiring English sources

Although there is no shortage of help lines or services in the county, there is apparently a need for this kind of program.

Or, apparently, a need for them.

Alongside the more traditional payment by results (volume), there was apparently a need to develop more effective patient experience metrics and use these to improve quality and safety.

He apparently feels a need to report every honour he has ever received, every round of applause and every kind word, however trivial.

Having this near-complete display of pro football's gemology allows you to notice at least one curiosity: As teams add to their Super Bowl titles, they apparently feel a need to make the subsequent rings bigger and gaudier.

There's apparently still a need for this kind of service.

Democritus apparently recognized a need to account for the fact that the disorderly motion of individual distinct atoms could produce an orderly cosmos in which atoms are not just randomly scattered, but cluster to form masses of distinct types.

And apparently there is a need for the latter -- sales of Bud Light and Miller Lite have declined for three straight years as Coors Light has shown modest growth.

Apparently there's a need for "premium" micoSD cards (and the like), otherwise SanDisk wouldn't bother producing them.

Apparently, there is a need for a platform to discuss these issues in this community.

Apparently, there is a need for better professional education concerning HIV and AIDS among health care workers throughout the world.