Sentence examples for based apparently on from inspiring English sources

It has been inspiring, George Osborne's soundbite about the de-industrialised north being transformed into a "global powerhouse", based apparently on a fledgling idea that one decent train line might be built, from Manchester to Leeds, some time after 2030.

The images are based, apparently, on photographs from interior design magazines.

Based, apparently, on a popular Japanese strategy game, Front Mission Evolved is a solid, if uninspiring, shoot-em-up.

The idea of instituting penalties like this, based, apparently, on the crimes of someone who has not been an employee of the university for nearly fifteen years, and getting into that zone is very different.

"The context is that in recent months there have been a series of specific inquiries to the N.I.H. from Congressional committee members, through their staffs in particular, asking about specific grants and specific grantees based apparently on the content of those grants".

Based apparently on that inference alone, Mr. Schundler said today that Mr. McGreevey had, "in effect, created a religious test that would take us back to before John F. Kennedy's presidency, saying that anyone who adheres to Catholic teaching should not be in public office".

The relationship between job polarization and business cycles is the subject of intense debate based on apparently mixed evidence.

The raid on a house in Forest Gate, in which an innocent Muslim was shot and nothing at all was found, was apparently based on one uncorroborated source.

This distinction is apparently based on reports on binding of activated Rho GTPases, however the boundaries of each domain have not been defined experimentally.

Those estimates, however, were apparently based "on observations over a very short time frame, in the geologic sense," according to a press release from the University of Hawaii.

A paradox is a seemingly sound piece of reasoning based on apparently true assumptions that leads to a contradiction.