Sentence examples for apparently of concern from inspiring English sources

Another issue apparently of concern to the government are the cross-holdings between the combined company and AT&T, the No. 1 cable operator.

Tsvangirai made no public appearances, apparently out of concern for his safety.

Some planners are also afraid to share ideas, apparently out of concern about alarming the public.

It was Comey's firing that ultimately spurred the appointment of Mueller, apparently out of concern that the investigation was threatened.

But news organizations based outside the country also complied with it, apparently out of concern that their Australian operations could be subjected to contempt of court penalties.

Officials at the two agencies were reluctant to discuss the truce, apparently out of concern that the other side might accuse them of violating it.

A spokeswoman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry said the journalists ignored explicit instructions not to report the event, apparently out of concern that details of the spectacle would be revealed.

Earlier, he opposed such a commission, apparently out of concern that it would focus too much attention on intelligence failures related to Iraq.

The trial of the two officers continued on Tuesday with no further witnesses called, but the judge in the case, George R. Villegas, deliberately kept the courtroom open until Mr. Peterson was finally produced Tuesday afternoon, apparently out of concern for Mr. Peterson.

He believed in ghosts; he had a morbid dread of being poisoned by refrigerator gases; he refused to go out when certain distinguished mathematicians were in town, apparently out of concern that they might try to kill him.

The fracture was originally disclosed as an injury that would not prohibit Brand from playing, apparently out of concern that some opposing players might target the hand if they knew it was fractured.