Sentence examples for apparently taking place from inspiring English sources

Talks are apparently taking place in China between the KIA and the Burmese government.

"A Devil at Noon," written by Anne Washburn ("The Internationalist," seen at the Vineyard Theater) and directed by Steve Cosson of the Civilians, is an almost wholly opaque sci-fi fantasy apparently taking place in the psyche of a novelist in Berkeley, Calif.

Some of the chants at Hajar al-Aswad referred to recent reports of a split in the Alawite community, with a shootout apparently taking place on Sept. 29 between relatives of the president and his detractors in Qurdaha, Mr. Assad's hometown, in the Alawite-dominated mountains above Latakia.

Moreover, the diffraction patterns indicate that all nanocomposites, independently of their sulphur content, are pure phases; thus, no phase segregation is apparently taking place in these systems.

The second refers to the expectations that the trend of car use growth would go on indeterminably and some countries continued to build infrastructure that would accommodate such growth, while a peak in car use in developed countries was already apparently taking place, even before the economic crisis [1].

Eskinder's "Letter" sought to make sense of the power jockeying that is apparently taking place backstage to replace dictator Meles Zenawi.

The strike apparently took place on Thursday or Friday last week.

"It apparently took place within his inner circle within a couple of days.

Ahmed Karzai said that the incident involving the American soldiers apparently took place in Arghandab.

It's the same house where the atrocities apparently took place.

The performance of the Mass mentioned in the Venetian records apparently took place on Aug. 1.