Sentence examples for which apparently benefits from inspiring English sources
The even-hotter new thing in America (bizarrely to the British, who regard it as uniquely unglamorous) is WeightWatchers, which apparently benefits from the efforts of one of Britain's second-hand royals, Sarah Ferguson, to promote it.Supermarkets all cater to this market.
A cooperative framework would definitely benefit the countries that need most help, which apparently are the countries most affected by disasters.
The 18-month trial saw statistically significant and clinically meaningful benefits for patients not carrying a gene known as "ApoE4," which apparently accounts for 40% to 70% of Alzheimer's sufferers.
Also benefiting Finisar: Telecom is moving from fixed to pluggable optics, which apparently are in short supply.
Which, apparently, he can.
Which apparently is news.
Which, apparently, it is.
Which apparently isn't working yet.
Which, apparently, is not large enough.
Which, apparently, does not include Republican members of Congress.
Both countries have security concerns, which apparently override humanitarian ones.
