Sentence examples for apparently bogus from inspiring English sources

In 2008, Uzbek journalist Solidzhon Abdurakhmanov, who has been documenting the destruction of the Aral Sea, was sentenced to 10 years on apparently bogus drug trafficking charges.

They were joking about an apparently bogus report in the previous morning's New York Post that Woods had bought a $65 million house on the east end of Long Island.

The signal from Mr Rahman of a potential fightback came as it emerged that one of the petitioners who brought the case at risk of financial ruin was asked as the ruling was being delivered to attend a police interview in connection with an apparently bogus complaint.

And, lest we forget, both have imprisoned American citizens on apparently bogus charges.

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BEHIND THE NEWS Medicare had been praised for apparently reducing bogus reimbursement claims, especially for medical equipment like wheelchairs and diabetes test kits.

We tend to assume the problem was not witches but something else: economic rivalries run amuck, PTSD caused by brutal border wars, even the favored but apparently entirely bogus interpretation suggesting moldy bread gave the accusers LSD-type hallucinations.

The bar code used by Continental is two-dimensional and encrypted, making it difficult to fake, so agents are apparently able to detect bogus passes as they're scanned.

It's true that many Americans have apparently been misled by bogus claims about gas price relief.

The inspiration for the bogus tale was apparently a real case of abduction and sexual assault that had been all over the news in Connecticut.

The inspiration for the bogus tale was apparently a real case of abduction and sexual assault that had been all over the news in Connecticut on Saturday, a day after a New Haven graduate student had been kidnapped in West Haven, thrown into the trunk of a car and driven to Woodbridge, where she had been attacked.