The phrase "apparently exiting" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a typographical error or a misuse of the word "exiting," which should likely be "exciting."
Example: "The movie was apparently exciting, drawing in large crowds at the box office."
Alternatives: "seemingly thrilling" or "reportedly engaging."
CCTV footage from the Xuzhou Golden Eagle mall on Saturday showed the man, believed to be 38-year-old Tao Hsiao, apparently exiting a seventh-floor escalator and jumping over a balcony railing to his death.
Amazon is apparently exiting the travel business, only months after testing the waters with its hotel booking resource, Amazon Destinations.
As Apple prepares to debut two new iPhone models at this afternoon's press event in San Francisco, another smartphone maker is apparently exiting the market…at least for the time being.
The suspect apparently exited the vehicle holding a baseball bat, causing the girls to scatter.
The battling babes brought the stories into the realm of fantasy, which they now apparently will exit with the final spot.
Other considerations for voters include how the (apparently) wronged or exiting spouse reacts.
The reddish-brown metal door opened as Officer Rivera approached, apparently because someone was exiting.
Of course, figuring out Jordan is equivalent to figuring out Allen Iverson, who is apparently preparing to exit another team, as Yahoo.com's Adrian Wojnarowski reports the 76ers will soon cut him.
Devitt placed his hand on Sayem in an effort to keep him in the vehicle after Sayem moved to his left, apparently attempting to exit the car.
The alliance turned down a Libyan request to extend the protective umbrella for a few more weeks, apparently eager to exit on a high note and wrap up a costly mission at a time of financial austerity.
But they didn't ask the same question of exiting Democrats - apparently assuming there weren't any evangelicals voting for Democrats.
