Sentence examples for have apparently fallen from inspiring English sources
Numbers have apparently fallen by two-thirds in a decade.
The Yankees have imposed certain restrictions on the Twins, their position strengthened by the fact that Cleveland and Atlanta have apparently fallen out of the bidding for Knoblauch.
James W. Mercer, a lawyer representing Orange County, said there had been attempts by many of the defendants to jointly negotiate a global settlement but that such efforts have apparently fallen apart for now.
As for Franco, his playing days have apparently fallen a birthday short of 50, but he will probably be coaching in the majors before long, and maybe managing after that.
The bulk of them have come from shrewd property decisions (hello £200m from the sale of Television Centre at White City) rather than job cuts – although staff numbers have apparently fallen 12% to 18,500 in the past seven years.
Stanford Professor Anat Admati has repeatedly pointed this out to regulators, but her calls have apparently fallen on deaf ears.
Under his leadership, their own take from traffic kickbacks had apparently fallen.
The young woman, she said, who had apparently fallen in the chaos, was in good condition.
The company that made the product had apparently fallen on hard times, perhaps deservedly so.
