Sentence examples for apparently outside from inspiring English sources

Interfax also said a Central Intelligence Agency employee identified as David Robertson had met with the military expert, apparently outside Russia.

It was a comment apparently outside his terms of reference, so he wasn't legally required to address it.

But one, which was apparently outside the trade center when the planes hit, was a striking reminder of the lives lost.

There are many worrying trends in this modern era of globalisation, most notably the ease with which companies can operate and banks move money around, apparently outside any democratic parameters set by nations or an international community struggling to catch up with a rapidly liberalising context.

The first version of his bill horrified scientists because it provided that the treatment could be administered to thousands of patients, without any prior clinical trials, and apparently outside the European Union's regulation for so-called advanced therapies.

The university-affiliated Wright State Research Institute (WSRI) has been using the H-1B skilled guest worker visa to hire foreign workers, apparently outside the visa program's regulations, according to extensive investigative reporting by Josh Sweigart of the Dayton Daily News and others.

At least two of the robbers wore wigs and women's clothes, while an accomplice apparently waited outside as the getaway driver, Mr. Lévy said.

The law enforcement official did not answer the Guardian's question about what the apparently unsolicited outside guidance indicates about the FBI's competence in digital investigations.

U2 are so massive they stretched across both BBC2 and 4. Prior to the act taking the stage, three separate groups of presenters threw to each other in a series of apparently random outside broadcast links, followed by a pre-recorded burst of the Vaccines, who I couldn't be arsed getting into.

Apparently drinking outside directly in front of police is not big deal in Philly.

Apparently, going outside during a sleepwalking episode is pretty common, says Alcibiades Rodriguez, the medical director of NYU Langone's Epilepsy Center Sleep Center.