Sentence examples for because of the apparently from inspiring English sources

Many people are put off learning Arabic because of the apparently difficult script.

Because of the apparently pro-German nature of his paintings, with their military symbols, including von Freyburg's posthumously awarded Iron Cross, his reception in artistic circles was chilly.

Dubbed the Sliding House because of the apparently precarious angle at which it sits, it promises an uncluttered, back-to-nature beach holiday.

One of these privatizations, that of the Leuna oil refinery, has been the object of particular scrutiny because of the apparently inflated price paid for it by Elf Aquitaine of France and because of evidence that kickbacks were paid to several agents.

A similar hypothesis has been proposed to account for water solution in glasses along the joined SiO2-NaAlO2 because of the apparently negligible changes of 29Si and 27Al NMR signals upon water addition to these glasses (Kohn et al. 1989b, 1992, 1998).

Having to throw underwear away because of the, apparently insane, assumption that you might be finished gushing blood after four days, also sucks.

An article of the journalist F.Norris (2013) raised the concerns of readers, because of the following apparently paradoxical result.

The GM deal was worth $10 million — not massive in terms of value — but very embarrassing for the social network because of the reason: apparently it was too hard for the car company to quantify the return on the investment.

The FBI moved in to break up the ring because one of the suspects – apparently Chapman – was thought to have been on the point of leaving the country, bound for Moscow, according to court papers.

Because the 5' apparently unrecombined region of the Ci locus was very short, we also used a different subset containing instead the longer 3' unrecombined region of Ci (reduced dataset 2).

But because of the massive and apparently systemic problems that occurred in this election, Liberty intends to bring such a case.