Sentence examples for because there are apparently from inspiring English sources

It is vital to remember this because there are apparently already phishing emails being sent to people by fraudsters.

After a snow, Pyongyang is pristine under a bright blue sky, and it stays that way until the temperature rises, because there are apparently no snowplows.

But it's not like you can get prescription 3D glasses because there are, apparently, several different systems of 3D.

That's because there are apparently conflicting accounts of witnesses about who was on top in the struggle.

She shows up at the villa because there was apparently a mix-up in the rental dates.

But it was defeated because there were apparently still too many poor people in the country who did not see the shine.

Some have special tricks, like the Gronckle, which blows smoke rings and, because there is apparently a law requiring all children's entertainment to contain a flatulence joke, emits confetti from its hind end.

One boy gained admission despite an academic prediction of 70 because "there was apparently something manly and distinctive about him that had won over both his alumni and staff interviewers".

Everyone knows this because there is apparently a rule out there that decrees that every political story with a thinky component must repeat former House Speaker Tip O'Neill's famous aphorism.

The confirmation the police had feared through the day came as detectives admitted developments were sparse because there were apparently no witnesses to any of the six fatal shootings.

That is a powerful symbol because there is apparently no clear scientific justification for the site, according to the consultative parties who authorise these research stations, supposedly on the sole criterion of scientific benefit.