Sentence examples for apparently only to from inspiring English sources

CSR-oriented firms legitimize EM through using real actions rather than accounting choices, but apparently only to increase shareholders' rather than managers' wealth.

The most notable thing about these channels seems to be the ability for other Magnify.net users to leave comments in the form of videos as well (although apparently only to the channel as a whole, not particular "posts").

The city will be granting a small number of permits, exclusively to pre-existing restaurants and caterers, and apparently only to those that will provide food that showcases the "highly respected and renowned" gastronomic excellence of Quebec.

Now these systems are apparently only able to sign on to the service and not participate in online play.

For people like LaPierre, however, that spirit of redemption apparently only applies to people who want firearms, not those who want to participate in democracy.

The chemistry was obvious to both of us, but the potential for a future relationship was apparently only obvious to him.

My TC colleague Jordan Crook was intending to write something about the launch of Emoji.li a month ago but its makers apparently only wanted to be interviewed via the medium of emoji.

Both Karbonn and Lava apparently only agreed to come on board with the MS platform after the license fees were dropped, according to the original report.

Freedom, in Santorum's world, apparently only applies only to those of one religion.

That freedom, apparently, only applies to contracts conservatives like – that is, those that favor employers.

In his decision, which he signed on Sept. 14 but apparently only issued to the parties yesterday, Justice Stephen A. Ferradino of State Supreme Court said, in effect, that the court was being asked to go into uncharted territory.