Sentence examples for changed apparently from inspiring English sources

But this year the rules changed, apparently to make the sport safer.

It is not fresh news that the terms of the deal changed, apparently because Green's Arcadia had not been able to deliver its intended restructuring of the pension scheme in time.

I saw a version of it two months ago at Union Docs, in Bushwick, and am curious to see what Gaylor has changed (apparently, he's tweaked versions for live screenings in various cities).

Loan and overdraft terms are changed, apparently arbitrarily, and sound companies with cashflow problems get nowhere when they ask for help.Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), which is about to get a £20-billion capital injection from the government, made headlines on November 23rd when it said it would offer small firms 12-month overdrafts at fixed interest rates that are not repayable on demand.

France's musical landscape has changed apparently, Noir Désir's singer is in jail for murdering his girlfriend on an acid trip, my beloved Louise Attaque have stopped making good records and they seem to be slowly shaking off the bizarre national jazz-funk obsession.

Simultaneously, the color of electrodes changed apparently from yellow through orange to dark red (the inset in Figure 2).

While genotype frequencies change due to inbreeding, allele frequencies do not change apparently without selection [ 34].

That has not changed this year, apparently.

The museum has not changed (nor, apparently, have I -- I still want to live there).

Whether that name will be changed has apparently not been decided.

This reflects certain keywords in the physical science paradigms whose popularity changed directionally, apparently due to selection.