Sentence examples for apparently experience from inspiring English sources

Apparently, experience doesn't count for everything: Aside from Gillis' problems with Bexxar, Henney is steering his current company, Dendreon, out of some recent disappointments over a prostate cancer vaccine.

Apparently, experience of the surgeon could explain, in part, a long operative time.

Apparently, experience in the field had little effect on student's knowledge of the profession, or on deviations in this knowledge from daily practice.

Closer follow-up and knowledge of each patient might facilitate the negotiations between physician and patient regarding sickness absence and thereby explain why Norwegian GPs apparently experience sickness absence consultations as less problematic than their Swedish colleagues.

"Syria is apparently experiencing a rare moment of calm on the ground".

The two men had apparently experienced some disagreements about tempo throughout the rehearsal.

Despite this precaution, about a dozen Kurdish fighters apparently experienced symptoms of nausea, vomiting, dizziness or weakness.

During their early years, the Rocky Mountains displayed volcanic phases accompanied by upthrusting but now seem tectonically quiescent and are apparently experiencing denudational lowering.

The city in second with the worst rush hours is Washington, which apparently experiences more than one kind of gridlock, followed by San Francisco and then Seattle.

(The downside of this idea is that Raoul's prudish rejection of Valentine seems even less credible after apparently experiencing oral sex with the future queen of Navarre).

I couldn't taste a thing until I exhaled, at which point I apparently experienced each flavor as its vapors wafted up my pharynx and into my nose.