Sentence examples for has apparently developed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Murtha has apparently developed his own affection for Mr. Magliocchetti's favorite restaurant, as well.

Yet most U.S. companies continue to use a variety of forecasting techniques because no one has apparently developed a better way to deal with the future's economic uncertainty.

One might have expected the éminence grise of European modernism to disdain this masterpiece of late-Romantic pomp, but Boulez has apparently developed a fondness for the work, his attention to detail sharpening certain grandly bustling passages that can sound like official memos from the Gesamtkunstwerk Corporation.

German company Neoi has apparently developed the world's thinnest QWERTY phone.

The company has apparently developed a 90-watt AC adapter that measures 85x60x11 millimeters or, as the above photo shows, about the size of a wallet.

The elder Kim's son and successor has apparently developed the same tastes, and then some.

When Florida health officials called the C.D.C. to report that Robert Stevens, 63, had apparently developed inhalation anthrax, the centers deployed 15 epidemiologists and other scientists.

He acknowledged that "over the years, the police department had apparently developed an ad hoc system of occasionally granting light-duty status to officers who had an illness but who could still do light duty".

Allowing small dogs and other pets to roam free in backyards is an obvious problem, but even birdfeeders can act as a magnet, Dr. Koontz said, because coyotes in the Hudson Valley have apparently developed a taste for birdseed.

Three of four patients who received organs from one donor have apparently developed encephalitis and tests show that one recipient is infected with the West Nile virus, raising suspicion that the virus can be transmitted through organ transplants, federal health officials said yesterday.

In recent years, record labels have apparently developed both a secret process for surgically depriving rock bands of their personality and a fiendish advance in studio technology by which generic Coldplay-style ballads can be produced at the flick of a switch.