Sentence examples for apparently for use from inspiring English sources

The funds, sent on behalf of South Africa, were apparently for use on its Caribbean diaspora legacy programme.

The C.I.A. apparently did miss a good bet with Mr. Mitrokhin, since his archives also seem to reveal a wide array of intriguing insights into other K.G.B. operations, including the planting of secret caches of weapons in Europe and probably in North America, apparently for use in the event of war.

Also in the briefcase were extensive information on death squads, a black hood, apparently for use in interrogations, and photos of blindfolded and chained men.

The call was "disconcerting" on U.S.C.'s Rey Maualuga, apparently for using "words or signals" to disrupt Nebraska's signal-calling — and the verdict was visibly disconcerting to Carroll.

Wiz Khalifa is perhaps the most high-profile arrest for riding a hoverboard so far — the rapper and singer was wrestled to the floor in a Los Angeles airport, apparently for using one.

Because these markers are apparently suitable for use in other closely related taxa, they may be especially useful in the study of various soft pines that range from the American Southwest to Mexico.

An Israeli military official, speaking on the condition of anonymity under army rules, said that the tunnel lay about 270 yards inside Gaza and was apparently intended for use in the abduction of a soldier or soldiers.

Shortly after Harpham's attempted mass murder, federal agents arrested a former Arizona Alliance member, Jeffrey Harbin, for manufacturing pipe bombs and grenades that were apparently intended for use against Latino immigrants.

CQ also slightly increased copper content, but, as previously reported, most of the copper is apparently unavailable for use so that, even when total cellular copper is increased, a state of copper deficiency is still created by CQ (Li et al., 2010).

During the war the airfield – or aerodrome as it was known locally – was known as Rossihilly and, sometimes, Ballycassidy but the name Saint Angelo is derived from the nearby Bishop's residence, called St . Angelo which was commandeered, apparently for the use of the Station Commander, and the name became attached to the airfield.

The gas canisters in his vehicle were apparently for domestic use, it said.