Sentence examples for can apparently make from inspiring English sources

The company can apparently make such demands because of the focused opportunity it offers.

It's not like drama – which you can apparently make quite a shitty job of and not have to worry about becoming a target for hate.

I'd just add something else: press coverage of Argentina is another one of those examples of how conventional wisdom can apparently make it impossible to get basic facts right.

As for the company name, it refers to the tiger pistol shrimp, which can apparently make the loudest sound on Earth.

The former Yahoo Brickhouse developer started the site as a side project, but since the rollout of a new premium archiving feature (which runs $25 a year), he can apparently make enough from Pinboard to make a living.

The Mota 3D can apparently make objects up to 6.10in x 6.10in x 6.5in, using either PLA or ABS plastic filaments, with a layer resolution of 100 microns and build resolutions of 11 microns in the X and Y axes and 2.5 microns in the Z axis.

What causes people to cling to the notion that they must go to an Ivy League school instead of just getting a GED and enrolling in a foreign university is something called "fego," which is a combination of fear and ego that can "fry our sensibilities" and apparently make it hard for us to pay attention to words on the page.

All these targeted tweaks can apparently be made without having to change the app's underlying code, according to Liquid.

Sports and law apparently make strange bedfellows.

Fire flares, apparently made by ignited cans of air freshener, burst in the crowd.

The growth process itself can be traced back to the arcing, which apparently makes it a self-augmenting phenomenon.