Sentence examples for must apparently be from inspiring English sources

Any hope of a responsible Labour economic policy must apparently be formed in reaction to the "great successes" of the coalition government.

Another simple joy might be that Tony Blair, whose opinion must apparently be asked for as a matter of reflex at the BBC,  seems to have been knocked off his self-deluding axis at the sight of what awaits him when he passes.

But the City is balking at greater regulation of "off-market" transactions, which is the price that must apparently be paid for creating a common European regulatory regime.Off-market trades are common in London, where investment banks do deals for professional clients, matching buy and sell orders without going through the stock exchange.

It must apparently be some weaker sense of 'represent', since it is not just a matter of being, as opposed to not being, fully explicit.

If logic is indeed "true by convention," then some of the relevant conventions must apparently be "implicit" in our practice, rather than the results of explicit stipulation.

The legend states that the values come from reference 9 - but the mean values for EPFR given in that publication is: (5.0 nl/min - WT; 6.9 nl/min - Ins +/-; 11.5 nl/min Ins +/-A1AR -/-) – so this must apparently be new data for the 30 nl/min?

And once this question is raised, it must apparently still be answered, if at all, by appeal to the immediately experienced features of the perceptual state of mind, with the specific character of sensory experience — including the sort of material object that it seems to present — being apparently the only available thing to appeal to.

One collection that apparently was a must-have was a "Wallowing in self pity" music list.

The great man is as close to the Sun editor as he's ever been, according to Wapping sources, but Wade has apparently been told she must wait a while for the management job she covets.

So, apparently, is the Board of Education, which must approve the sale.

Why are these aims not (apparently) being met by the journals in which postdocs feel they must publish?