Sentence examples for was apparently conceded from inspiring English sources

The second was apparently conceded.

While Mr. Walker's campaign said it had run out of time for checking on its own into problems with the pages and pages of signatures, it was apparently not conceding the veracity of the petitions, and took care to note that the Republican Party "has cited examples including addresses of signers turning up as vacant lots and the unquestionably fraudulent signatures of Donald Duck".

Cohen conceded that the man was "very handsome," but was apparently still worried about his age.

"The government concedes that a relatively small amount of information pertaining to the case was apparently not disclosed to the defense," Lapham wrote in response to the appeal.

Timing was, apparently, everything.

Alcohol was apparently involved.

Essar was apparently undaunted.

Iran was apparently rebuffed.

This was, apparently, unusual.

Even many critics concede that patients' privacy is apparently not an issue, because the tracking systems identify only the prescribing doctors, not patients.

"Mistakes in judgment and procedure were apparently made at every important juncture, as those involved now concede," Eleanor Holmes Norton, the delegate from the District of Columbia to Congress, said.