Sentence examples for apparently existent from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, in this pilot study polypharmacy was only a side issue for both patients and GPs although the phenomenon was apparently existent.

He has played up the (apparently non-existent) link between Iraq, al-Qaeda and the September 11th terrorist attacks.

If I'd avoided all mention of the event itself in 2012 or the mendacious media coverage of it since, I wouldn't notice anything amiss in the movie about the "controversial" and apparently non-existent "stand-down order" alleged to have doomed ambassador Christopher Stevens.

Motorists stuck in traffic jams heading into London still fume at the sight of a virtually empty lane next to them, reserved for apparently non-existent buses.But a study by the Transport Research Laboratory claims that whatever motorists think the M4 bus lane has been good for both car drivers and bus passengers.

Tubeworm species such as Riftia pachytila, which host sulfide-reliant endosymbionts and are ubiquitous in eastern Pacific vent sites, were apparently non-existent in the Lau vent sites [14].

At the plastid level, plant-to-plant HGT is apparently non-existent or at least exceedingly rare.

(Okay, apparently my non-existent daughter is similar to Madeleine, but it's my fantasy).

Whatever is non-existent remains non-existent for ever and whatever is existent always exists.

Given the (apparently trivial) assumption that "b is existent" is equivalent with "b exists", this is a contradiction.

However, research on the assessment of self-efficacy to abstain from alcohol use among undergraduate students is almost non-existent in Ghana, apparently due to the unavailability of a standardised testing instrument.

I have written before about the mysterious ability of certain FOI officers to apparently assess the content of non-existent documents, a creative talent could surely have many useful applications.