Sentence examples for the apparent support from inspiring English sources
But despite all the apparent support,both futures appear perfectly possible.
Penney's Self-Inflicted Problem | With the apparent support of William A. Ackman, J.C. Penney lured Martha Stewart away from Macy's, inciting a contract dispute.
The reality is that despite his sometimes strongly pro-Israel statements (and the apparent support of one of Netanyahu's biggest backers, the casino magnate Sheldon Adelson) Trump alarms many Israelis.
The apparent support of the moderate Arab leaders appears to stem from the fact that Mr. Clinton's proposals dealt with their main concern: that the Temple Mount be put under full Palestinian control.
Rosneft's president and chairman, Igor I. Sechin, has ambitions to expand the company's current relatively modest role in natural gas, challenging the monopoly of state-controlled Gazprom, with the apparent support of President Vladimir V. Putin.
Conservative Downing Street aides say efforts have been made to rein in Dominic Cummings, who has launched a series of barbed analyses, sometimes with the apparent support of Gove, the education secretary, of what he describes as a dysfunctional Whitehall machine.
But the editors' apparent support of large-scale closure attracted fury from Camra, which publishes its own guide in September, in which it will highlight some 100 pubs that have been saved by their communities using the new Localism Act.
On Tuesday, the union representing the city's 645 police officers issued a statement saying that officers were confused by Mayor Jean Quan and the city administrators' apparent support for the strike and the call for more police.
Fans of American Sniper, the Oscar-nominated film in which Bradley Cooper played the highly decorated Navy Seal Chris Kyle, have expressed their unhappiness at the actor's apparent support for the Democratic party.
The latter hypothesis receives some apparent support from the fact that "The Origin of the Work of Art" closes by quoting two lines from Hölderlin's poem, "The Journey": "What dwells near the origin / Leaves that place with reluctance" (PLT 78/GA5 66).
Despite the government's apparent support for investment in wind power, the coalition government has already pulled back from large scale investments in northern ports which would have aided the improvement of the local supply chain.
