Sentence examples for apparently organised from inspiring English sources

"Apparently, organised criminal gangs have been stealing confidential personal information on an industrial scale, from many different employers.

However, Mrs Karadzic admitted in the interview that she met her husband briefly in 2001, in a visit apparently organised at a secret location by his security guards.

The protest was advertised on Facebook as the third Fuck Parade, and was apparently organised by the anarchist group Class War.

"In particular, the report referred to a special meeting of the Caribbean Football Union (CFU), apparently organised jointly by Fifa vice-president Jack A. Warner and Fifa executive committee member Mohamed Bin Hammam, which took place on May 10 and 11 2011.

The three genomes each encompass 55 ORFs (Additional file 1: Table S1), apparently organised into three transcriptional modules (as based on gene orientation), a gene arrangement that is typical for 936-type phages [ 26, 28].

Even so, "there's still an awful lot of fans out there", some of whom are apparently organising mass download campaigns to try to force Glitter's music back into the charts.

Arriving on campus, I came across something that looked like a freeform salsa class, but was apparently a protest organised by the union in solidarity with university cleaners, who were set to have their wages cut.

She left her job in order to marry him and move to New York, where she organised soirees apparently still talked about in society's more aerial echelons.

Philosophers have been puzzling for millennia over what it is about those organised but apparently meaningless sounds that we find so compelling, joined more recently by anthropologists, sociologists, psychologists and neuroscientists.

In February, it locked up Illgar Mammadov, a presidential candidate, for "organising" apparently spontaneous riots in the town of Ismayili in January.

Mr Liu's offence, apparently, was to organise a petition calling for more democracy.Optimists in China have suggested that internal democracy could help the party evolve into something like Japan's Liberal Democratic Party, which ruled for 54 years with only a brief interruption until its defeat this year.