Sentence examples for apparently posed by the from inspiring English sources
Rosen 1995 has accepted Noonan's resolution of the problem apparently posed by the Brock/Rosen objection.
"The true object of this request for provisional measures may be exposed as this: Timor-Leste seeks to prevent Australia taking steps properly available to us under our domestic law, law which is consistent with international law, to protect ourselves from a threat to security apparently posed by a disaffected former officer".
Some NMAs worried that taking preventive action on issues that had not yet "registered" locally with the media or public, such as environmental tobacco smoke (ETS, the industry's preferred term to describe secondhand smoke), might draw unwanted attention [ 102]; others apparently did not understand the threat posed by the globalizing tobacco control movement [ 101].
Apparently, the supervisors assumed that the diagnostic problems posed by the other patients seen by the trainee had been correctly solved, which might be a questionable assumption.
Apparently, the fitting procedure in combination with the constraints posed by the overall structure of a conductance-based model with experiment based current kinetics were sufficient to enforce this neuron "signature" [46].
The case has caused an uproar in Connecticut because state officials apparently missed a number of opportunities to take more seriously the potential threat posed by the men, both repeat offenders.
It is this climate of millenarian paranoia which accounts for the apparently most un-Buddhist-like behaviour of monks and Buddhist lay people in response to the humanitarian challenge posed by the Rohingya.
The authors nicely answered the questions posed by the reviewers.
Coverage increased after an incident on Sept. 24, however, when three protesters were hit with pepper spray by the police despite, apparently, posing no imminent threat.
