Sentence examples for quickly and apparently from inspiring English sources

The much welcomed part of the inquiry was how quickly and apparently fully (though we can't be totally sure of that) all the evidence - oral, written, on email - was put on the internet for all to see.

The volunteer host of the campground who oversaw the log found himself having to quickly evacuate and apparently did not have time to alert other campers, said the spokesman, John C. Nichols.

The verdict came more quickly than expected and apparently that was a bad sign, my lawyer said, but I didn't care.

The deal is a move aimed at appealing to investors who have been troubled by Johnson & Johnson's failure to quickly resolve significant and apparently systemic problems in the company's consumer products division, which have tarnished once-golden brands like Tylenol.

But it is a good example of how the long-term changes in our climate also have a layer of year-to-year variability on top that can cause some decades to warm particularly quickly and others to apparently not warm at all.

Well, safe to say, Alice's AI chit-chat feature is not uniquely proofed against controversy — and apparently quickly went off the rails, a la Microsoft's Tay AI bot last year.

It was amazing how quickly this group of disconnected and apparently disjointed people came together and began to dance, especially when the music came on.

Verizon's big-business division, meanwhile, is building data centers, and apparently not quickly enough.

If so, Mr. Greenspan may have to move more quickly and less gently than he has apparently been hoping.

However, pages apparently load rather quickly and there's no service charge for up to 20 hours of usage per month for the first year.

The Department of Commerce Bureau of Economic Analysis issued a preliminary finding last month that national health care spending has been growing more quickly since late 2013, apparently spurred by more people having health coverage and by consumers who had postponed medical care during and after the Great Recession.