Sentence examples for because they were apparently from inspiring English sources

High-floor dwellers were most at risk when it came to the negative impacts of such living environments because they were apparently most likely to isolate themselves.

In some cases claimants taken off ESA by one section of the DWP because they were apparently fit to work were told by another DWP office that they did not qualify for JSA because they were ill, leaving them with no income at all.

Laptops from Sony, the makers of the questionable battery, remain unaffected because they were apparently using better, non-exploding batteries in their laptops.

"I had never heard of the sexual assault charges, which I feel weird about because they were apparently so out there," Feig said.

(Look what a good job she did! She almost had me!) I was standing metaphorically naked and cold at their gates and they weren't going to let me in because they were, apparently, afraid.

The origin of these strains was obscure because they were apparently very rare in humans over the next 10 years and had not been previously detected in animals.

Nancy believes her exhibits are most effective then – partly because they are apparently so remote from politics.

Jim Steets, an Entergy spokesman, says our governor and senators are ignoring calls for the closing of Indian Point nuclear power plant because they "are apparently not as gullible as others might be about the hazards and complaints".

Pretty soon I had several hundred books listed for sale and several hundred more boxed up to give away because they are, apparently, worth absolutely nothing.

Not because these people love taxes so much, but because they are apparently not giant fans of financial crises.

In Hungary, the Roma face regular protests outside their homes because they are, apparently the cause of all of society's problems.