Sentence examples for has apparently required from inspiring English sources

On the other side of the southern approach to the bridge, CS5 has apparently required a narrowing of pavement space around the Secret Intelligence Service Building (which I could have sworn a Bond villain blew up, but maybe I just imagined it).

Hundreds of agreements have been signed between genetic testing firms and US payers that have apparently not required disclosure of the underlying data, which is ultimately derived from – and would benefit – patients seeking optimal treatment.

Colorado has apparently judged that administrative needs require 20 days between the close of registration and election day.

He has, apparently, had gastroenteritis.

That has apparently not changed.

The treatment has apparently worked.

The daughter has apparently left.

And it has apparently worked.

But this effort has apparently backfired.

De re mental states, usually ascribed in English with an of or about locution (e.g. 'Smith believes of (about) the water in his glass that it is thirst-quenching.') are, like states of knowing, fairly straightforwardly externalist, since believing of x that it has some property apparently requires x's existence, and x will often be some object or kind in the creature's external environment.

He could have chosen to spend the big money that is apparently required in cautious ways.