Sentence examples similar to believing the apparent from inspiring English sources

Researchers believe the apparent rise in racism could be fuelling the current row over immigration that sent voters in their droves away from the main parties to Ukip in last week's elections.

But tornadoes are small and hard to count, and scientists have little confidence in the accuracy of older data, which means they do not know whether to believe the apparent increase.

These groups believe the apparent contact angle is largely dependent on the triple line.

But if Twitter is to be believed, the apparent hacker is now holidaying in the South Pacific.

We believe the apparent discrepancy between the low proportion of subjects who consistently fulfilled CFS criteria over time and the similarly low proportion that sustained total remission may reflect characteristics of the study design.

Labour MPs in the north will breathe a sigh of relief, believing that the apparent disintegration of their new rival will relieve pressure.

Believing that the apparent lack of resolution is the result of long branch attraction coupled with large evolutionary distances, we removed all Sec23 sequences from the analysis (fig. 3 B).

Ben Reuven was an honourable man who worked for the Steins because he believed in the apparent purity of their motives.

Cardinal Mahony clearly believes that the apparent vitality of Catholicism here depends upon the faithful's confidence that regarding sexual misconduct, similar safeguards have been put in place.

Mr. Mora said he had nothing but contempt for the country's leaders and did not know what to believe about the apparent motive for the killings.

"I believe that the apparent worsening of certain patients' conditions may be due to the fact that Tanezumab works so well.