Sentence examples for has apparently indicated from inspiring English sources

Dolan has apparently indicated that he wants Walsh to stay.

But with his age creeping up on him, Mr. Chirac, who wants to run again in 2002 when he would turn 70, has apparently indicated to his aides that he might be changing his mind.

Four Irish runners have bettered the standard in his event and Ciaran O'Lionaird has apparently indicated that he wants to run the 3000m in Gothenburg as opposed to the 1500m.

The paper notes that Almunia has taken a "tough stance" against national mergers that reduce competition but has apparently indicated he is more open to "cross-border tie-ups" as an alternative way to build a single EU market.

Meanwhile, in the world of made-up fiscal-cliff panic: President Obama has apparently indicated some "flexibility" on that whole thing about raising tax rates on the wealthiest Americans, the Wall Street Journal writes.

Scans had apparently indicated a "significant" long-term ankle problem.

Putin and three of the four hosts presenting tomorrow's show have apparently indicated they are planning to vote for the UK.

The sudden and unexpected replacement led Smith's family to formally accuse the chief coroner of interfering in the inquest with no legal basis; Dr. Porter had apparently indicated that she would deliver three outstanding rulings in July, days before the announcement of her replacement.

Then the clubs' negotiators will have a better idea where they stand because the union, in informal talks, has apparently not indicated where it might be willing to go on tax rates and thresholds.

Had this peak been less energetic, a smaller one might also be observed at ~0.7 0.8 Hz, but this has apparently been masked, as indicated by a small increase in the error of the events curve.

And it found reports in the medical literature that Dr. Togias had apparently missed, indicating that the chemical might injure the lungs.