Sentence examples for which apparently exist from inspiring English sources

THE HOYA-SINO CONFLICT The Georgetown basketball team has been traveling around competing against Chinese professional basketball teams, which apparently exist.

He presented Don't Call Me Stupid, which apparently existed.

Much of the confusion which apparently exists about objectives can be alleviated by viewing objectives as a whole framework or complex of "aims or ends of action" and other guiding considerations.

It's all very well people saying they would love to have the "forgiveness for failure" culture in Europe which apparently exists in Silicon Valley.

The Arab street -- which apparently exists although I have not seen it on any map -- is waiting.

Secondly, I was to immediately stop frequenting places where "homosexual activity takes place," and also to stop using "porn and chat rooms," and to totally stop calling "phone hotlines," which apparently still exist.

Increased transgression and variance are nevertheless expected in the second-generation hybrids, because of (1) the effect of genetic recombination mixing the parental genomes, which apparently does exist for each module separately and (2) the number of possible combinations between the different modules which increases since recessive morphologies can also be expressed.

Finally, a careful analysis would require statistics on the frequency of adverse events across the healthcare system, which apparently do not exist.

More controversial is the role of the Wnt family of proteins, for which apparently contradictory reports exist concerning their role in hESC maintenance [23], [24].

No such tape apparently exists, which might explain why Trump offered no link to it.

A class of small and middle-size landholders apparently existed, about which little is known.