Sentence examples for counts apparently from inspiring English sources

(Two counts, apparently: "trampling on our liberties", and "what he did in Benghazi").And so on.

Similar patterns of constant or near-constant epiossification counts apparently occurred in other centrosaurines for which at least partial ontogenetic series are known (e.g., Styracosaurus albertensis; Einiosaurus procurvicornis).

These differences in CD4 cell counts apparently disappear in S. mansoni infected HIV-1 positive participants, indicating that any possible subtle effect of schistosomiasis on CD4 cell counts seems to be masked by the dramatic HIV-1 related decline in CD4 cell counts [ 35].

So votes still count, apparently.

But money doesn't count, apparently, in the selection of semen.

The new book is set in London in 1912, a quarter of a century after the Count apparently "crumbled into dust".

Too many to count, apparently.

Ignore the 10,000 people watching, countless cameras and numerous angles of that moment being captured by various spectators, because that doesn't count apparently.

They explained that the counting errors apparently occurred in the unofficial tally by The Associated Press when the votes from some machines were counted twice because of confusion stemming from the fact that the board decided to put two election districts on some machines.

Counting patents apparently related to basic research activities through citations would be one way of measuring the relevance of basic research to industry.

There are a dozen courses in the traditional Polish Christmas Eve meal, which is largely vegetarian (they don't count fish, apparently; as a vegetarian, I do).