Sentence examples for apparently control from inspiring English sources

In both instances, a critical sticking point was apparently control of the team.

It is a wristband that pulses in a way that can apparently control the pace of life that is currently the subject of a crowd-funding campaign.

Food packaging would be vastly reduced if we ate locally produced food, and it doesn't seem right that the four giant supermarket chains apparently control nearly 80% of food retail.

The Core Spores apparently control different mental and psychological functions; when they're cast out of the Core, the animals lose their ability to talk, or to remember, or to refrain from eating one another.

We apparently control the tempo, but a novel can also take us involuntarily out of normal time and allow us to inhabit a strange zone that's not strictly temporal.

The ability of a model to reproduce the catchment water balance or the shape of a hydrograph has proved to be a poor, even uninformative, indicator of its ability to reveal the internal organization and process dynamics that apparently control the delivery of water and solutes to streams.

The reduced Ba and Si form AlBaSi precipitates, found adhered to the interface and dispersed in the metal Al-matrix, whose formation apparently controls the reaction kinetics.

He was so irritated that he bumped a number of Republican Senate candidates from the Conservative ballot line, which he apparently controls.

The United States administrative board, which apparently controls the legal strategy, has the same five members it had when the shredding was disclosed.

With his apparently controlled tones, his often 'neutral' and erudite voice, this poet who left school at 15 explores those rare zones where language and idea conjoin.

In one is the giant Richard Branson head with orange cables protruding from his eyes, apparently controlling foil-covered beating heart sculptures.