Sentence examples for apparently lose from inspiring English sources

Writers of both fiction and nonfiction routinely use their own kids in their creations, often recognizably, and apparently lose no sleep over it.

Yes, but if you do download updates or even add new hardware to your machine and you fail the WGA check, definitely don't reboot your machine because you'll apparently lose Aero functionality.

As a result, the new Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) created by the health care bill would apparently lose $150 million of its projected $320 million 2013 budget, says David Moore of the Association of American Medical Colleges in Washington, D.C.

Those who don't read during the summer apparently lose IQ.

But shoplifting, as it turns out, is not a victimless crime (unlike punching someone in the dark)—North American businesses will apparently lose some $40 billion thanks to the ol' merchandise snatch-n'-grab.

But her husband, 28, apparently lost hope.

He apparently lost most of hers.

He had, apparently, lost his memory.

"IThe driver apparently lost control and overturned.

Akin also apparently lost a key source of funding.

Some overseas ballot papers were apparently lost in the post.