Sentence examples for apparently transferred from inspiring English sources
One day, Mohammed was apparently transferred to a specially designated prison for high-value detainees in Poland.
Last November, most of the mine was shut down, but some of its facilities and equipment were apparently transferred to new private owners alleged to be friends of local officials.
On October 5th it emerged that Venezuela, perhaps for political reasons, had apparently transferred as much as $20 billion—most of its reserves out of Treasuries and out of America.Indirectly, central banks' diversification out of dollars may also be boosting private-sector demand for dollar assets.
Administration of LA and 14 0 (as CO) in the rumen were apparently transferred into milk fat with a mean efficiency of 18 and 15%, respectively.
However, when the FKM was cross-linked in film-form with 20 60 wt% PTFE, more stress was apparently transferred to the PTFE particulate leading to a higher elongation-to-break and a higher toughness.
The aging females apparently transferred some of their supply of these substances to their sexual partners.
Under which light the fact that the new film apparently transfers the team to the middle east, standing in for the original show's Vietnam, seems doubly ominous.
The director of the state's development services has resigned for apparently transferring $5m of public funds to JobsOhio without legislative approval.
Apparently, transferring Entitle content to these readers has been possible for a little while, but Batten said he wanted to make sure everything was working smoothly before making an announcement.
The reasons behind the choice of iPLON were that (i) it was a paramount example of a creative and inventive system integrator, and that (ii) it was attempting to create networks with local authorities and other system integrators that apparently transfered the philosophy of distributed control into the social realm.
Hemocytes aggregate beneath the hypodermis and apparently transfer the lipid to the newly forming cuticle [ 81].
