Sentence examples for published apparently from inspiring English sources
But work is ongoing and will be published apparently in 2015, which almost inevitably means that the AWE in 2014 will be revised downwards.
The book turned up in the mailroom on the sixth floor this month, two years after it was published; apparently someone had been hoarding it.
Far from being impartial, the position of the White House itself is clear from the sizzle reel it published, apparently cut from violent games shown or reviewed on popular YouTube channels.
In October 2014, "comic/erotic thriller" Beautiful You will be published, apparently a satire of Fifty Shades of Grey-style erotica.
A number of methods have been published with apparently good overall results, which however owe the apparent high accuracy to the misleading redundancy of particular types of ligands.
A few years later, Guy Da Silva, a Montreal psychoanalyst, published several apparently quite serious papers about the psychoanalytical significance of borborygmi.
The company claimed in its legal filing that @UnSteveDorkland published information apparently obtained from surveillance of Northcliffe employees, and publicly disseminated highly sensitive information about employees' personal lives.
The United States presence in Afghanistan received another political black eye on Wednesday after The Los Angeles Times published photographs apparently showing United States soldiers posing with body parts of dead insurgents.
When the anonymous hackers posted a fake news article on a PBS blog and published passwords apparently obtained from PBS servers late Sunday night, they attached complaints about the film, which was titled "WikiSecrets".
The list of companies accepted for the competition was published briefly, apparently accidentally, on the website of the new Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy on Friday before being deleted.
The company claimed that the Twitter user published information apparently obtained from surveillance of Northcliffe employees and publicly disseminated detailed and highly sensitive information about those employees' personal lives.
