Sentence examples for apparently amended from inspiring English sources

Slate Computing originally filed a trademark application for "Magic Slate" back in June 2009, and apparently amended it to more accurately describe the products and services associated with the name less than two weeks ago (March 15).

By Senate rules, we now apparently have amended the Constitution so that it takes 60 votes to get anything through.

Many statements have apparently not been amended, or the originals are not there.

Lord Berkeley, who is said to earn about £40,000 a year as chairman of the Rail Freight Group, apparently tried to amend bills on Crossrail and the Channel Tunnel Rail Link in the interest of the freight industry.

But it may be assembled with other notions [ 51] or amend apparently conflicting ones [ 50] to bridge the conceptual gaps and overcome conflicts.

In 1975 Mr. Baldessari began to leave Conceptual Art behind, apparently becoming fascinated with how movie stills, amended with shapes of bright color, could be used to structure meaning in ways porous enough for viewers to add their own.

In the amended complaint filed last June, Bud, who apparently said he was looking for tickets for someone else – isn't that always the way?

But apparently the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission has just amended a 15-year-old ruling that the Straits' "Money For Nothing" was unfit for broadcasting, due to three uses of the word "faggot".

Mr. Afremov apparently filed accurate personal and corporate tax returns, but later amended them to hide the kickback payments from his former partner at AGA.

Soils amended with increasing ratios of sugarcane and cabbage waste in poultry litter apparently reduced P concentrations in the runoff.

Lieberman's apparently successful attempt to hijack health care reform and hold it hostage until it had been amended into something that liberals couldn't stomach has mesmerized the nation's political class.