Sentence examples for apparently testing from inspiring English sources

India's neighbour, Pakistan, already has nuclear capability without, apparently, testing a weapon.

Armed with knives and grenades, they set fire to Israeli military equipment — apparently testing Israeli preparedness and worrying local communities.

It may be by Leonardo – the National Gallery is apparently "testing" its authenticity here – but it remains a monstrously hard painting to admire.

On Wednesday, North Korea launched yet another medium-range ballistic missile, apparently testing a new land-based version of its submarine missile.

In June, apparently testing to see if anyone was still at home, four insurgents crawled up to the outer perimeter to cut the wire.

At one point, apparently testing Mr. Nobile's memory, Mr. Hardy asked him whether he could describe the attire of various participants at a meeting that Mr. Nobile said preceded Mr. Sharpton's decision to cooperate with the article.

They were players who had apparently tested positive for a banned substance in 2003.

Rafael Palmeiro apparently tested positive for steroid use as he neared 3,000 hits; his 10-day suspension was then "held in abeyance" pending an arbitration decision.

In one particularly odd section he talks about an "IQ cap", which could apparently test your intelligence just by measuring brain waves.

As a result, players who apparently tested positive in 2003 were not retested in 2004 until the final weeks of the season, and might have been notified beforehand, perhaps skewing the overall test numbers for that year.

While Mr. Molinari is still warmly regarded in many quarters on the island, he has apparently tested the nerves of the leaders of the Republican Party organization, the party where he served as the unofficial leader and godfather.