Sentence examples for the apparent successes from inspiring English sources

Compared with many other Democrats, Obama simply is more comfortable with the apparent successes of laissez-faire economics.

ANOTHER ANTHRAX MYSTERY -- The apparent successes of the high-tech arsenal in Afghanistan contrasted with the continuing failure of the authorities back home to uncover anything about the blight of anthrax.

Encouraged by the apparent successes of India (1948) and Ghana (1957), "we thought we would do well to part ways with Her Majesty's empire on which the sun never set, to which the usual rejoinder was 'because God couldn't trust an Englishman in the dark'.

But despite the apparent successes of the truce, it was speculated that the drop in murders could have been due to the killers simply hid the bodies of their victims.

Despite the apparent successes in the field, there is no clear basis for a general approach for sensitive detection of recurrent CNAs, as many regions important for tumor progression may affect only a minority of tumors.

He was skeptical about much of the apparent success, though.

"It was mesmerized by the price of the stock and the apparent success of the company".

The apparent success of the Afghan campaign should not encourage Mr. Bush to overreach.

No one relished the apparent success of the surge as much as Republican presidential candidate John McCain.

The apparent success of the new long-distance precision warfare, however, obscured its limitations.

Why was the apparent success of the Tunisian revolution followed by so many disasters?