Sentence examples for that apparently will from inspiring English sources

One thing that apparently will not change is the lengthy lead time needed for big particle physics experiments.

They blended into a similarly dressed crowd, so many wearing 37, a Strasburg fan nation that apparently will have to wait another year to cheer its favorite son.

There were 140 countries at the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, a record that apparently will be broken.

But that apparently will not happen, either.

But for many of them, that apparently will not be enough.

That, apparently, will be happening sooner than later.

A greater problem for prosecutors is Stewart's plan to liquidate most of her stock portfolio — a claim that she apparently will be able to corroborate with the records of the sales.

With the number of (partially) sequenced tick genes steadily increasing in electronic databases (i.e. 1472 Expressed Sequence Tags of March 13 , 2008[ 55], it is encouraging that we apparently will not need to wait for the development of sophisticated delivery techniques before starting advanced reverse genetics on tick synganglia.

Committee Chairman Domenici, a New Mexico Republican, said after the Social Security vote that Senate liberals apparently will accept cuts in Social Security and other benefit programs only if the Senate also approves a tax increase or additional defense spending cuts.

First, when considering the results it should be realized that the number of patients was small and that the large number of tests for possible associations carries the added risk that apparently significant differences will occur by chance alone.

That pride apparently will not prevent the project from keeping an eye out for partners.