Sentence examples for apparently lacking from inspiring English sources

The team's top minor league affiliates are in last place, apparently lacking budding stars.

Investigators want to know how a venue apparently lacking even basic safety precautions had been licensed in the first place.

Some screamed, apparently lacking faith in the microphone as an instrument of voice amplification, like a man who thundered, "Bring back our station agents!

He described inspections as more effective and comprehensive, but said the agency remained woefully understaffed and apparently lacking in resources to hire enough qualified new talent.

But apparently lacking evidence to arrest him, the authorities have limited their actions against Mr. Othman to freezing his assets last month after his name was placed on an international list of suspected terrorists.

Apparently lacking any clear idea of what she was getting herself into, she ended up with militants near Mosul, with a new baby to care for and her boyfriend dead on an Iraqi battlefield.

Romney apparently lacks both.

apparently lacks one vital quality: talent.

"Bush apparently lacked that leadership in bypassing John McCain".

Unlike most basal angiosperms, A. trichopoda apparently lacks ethereal oils.

So how did something that apparently lacks scientific credibility become such a popular and accepted tool?