Sentence examples for apparently reliable from inspiring English sources

Similar descriptions from other, apparently reliable, sources describe flocks that could have numbered millions of birds in one locality.

It said simply: "We have apparently reliable evidence than an Argentine task force will gather off Cape Pembroke early tomorrow morning 2 April.

This form of training necessarily fostered both a respect for custom and a sense of surprise when authorities clashed; credulity and incredulity alike could emerge when apparently reliable witnesses told different stories.

Mr Putin was sober, business-like, apparently reliable and impressively committed to macroeconomic stability.In this section A colder coming we have of it Schrödermeier Desperately seeking a policy Final fruits of office?

Moreover, for many years it was seen by economists as presenting a puzzle, in that it seemed higher (it was roughly 6% for the American stockmarkets over the past century) than the apparently reliable long-run return from equities justified.

However there are many pitfalls around generation cost estimation: even apparently reliable sources can quote widely differing figures.

And while apparently no reliable studies exist of the economic impact of dude ranch vacations, the impact on individual ranches and local communities is not inconsiderable.

Busch said, "I'm in the middle, so I'm making guys mad behind me and in front of me, so what am I supposed to do?" Busch is apparently more reliable on the racetrack.

Apparently, the reliable channel sensing is vital in the whole decentralized CR network.

Under these circumstances, although apparently contradictive, reliable and elaborate experiments have become important.

The traditional PCR cloning/sequencing approach can apparently produce reliable results if the abovementioned pre-conditions are met.