My problem with it only is its apparent anthropocentrism.

It is quite apparent that the enemy has regrouped his position.

That is immediately apparent.

And what is in the breasts is made apparent?

And what is in the breasts is made apparent?

It is apparent that local settlement of indigenous Zambians is not necessarily limited by one's ethnicity (see table 7).

There is every apparent reason why I should.

This is a squishy head, for no apparent reason.

It is apparent from those endeavours that scientists from developing countries are not involved in such research activities.

It is also apparent from the seizure report that other persons connected with smuggling remain fugitives from justice.

It is also apparent from the seizure report that other persons connected with smuggling remain fugitives from justice.

It is thus apparent that birth traumas, miscarriage and congenital deformities are the principal causes of newborn deaths.

What is apparent is that the market mechanisms have had their effect.

So he threw his staff, and it was an apparent serpent.

So he threw his staff, and it was an apparent serpent.

Similarly, it is apparent that there is very little, if any, accountability other than that based on informal and extra constitutional loyalties.

Apparent Coordinates

Apparent coordinates

It is indeed apparent that, in most cases, they do not have a precise idea of what constitutes torture.

This latter aspect is becoming particularly apparent in the 1990s.

At the same time it is apparent that the percentage of both sexes in the formal and informal sectors is about the same.

It is further not apparent that the complaints had ever been brought to the attention of the competent Jamaican authorities.

Except what Allah, may will, He knows what is apparent and what is hidden.

Except what Allah, may will, He knows what is apparent and what is hidden.

It is quite apparent, therefore, that traditional drug control approaches to this enormously flexible clandestine industry offer limited chances of success.

It has become increasingly apparent that differing views are not tolerated in the Labour party and every opinion is judged on whether it is acceptable to the party leadership.

It was getting more and more apparent that we're fighting a losing battle.

It was apparent that early and culturally appropriate intervention and support were crucial.

The Committee is also concerned about the apparent insufficient monitoring of placements.

Perhaps because it is now so apparent that the world's problems the realities that I spoke of are so complex and interlinked.

Our road is thus much longer and more difficult, but it is already apparent that in modern multiethnic Kazakhstan there is no place for ethnic and religious extremism.

It became apparent during a second delivery that they had been shipped to Spain.

quot (...) it was apparent that those who spoke out, were afraid to do so.

It has become apparent that new procedures and structures are needed to achieve results.

You made it very apparent before we started that you thought I could see.

There are many sources of frustration, as is apparent from the frequent resignations.

It is apparent from the RRT decision that the Tribunal has acted biasly sic and decided his case against the weight of evidence .

Unfortunately, it is apparent that the rate of survival and the ability to rebuild depends on the relative wealth of the affected country.

In hindsight, it is apparent that the alarming predictions of the report were misplaced. Among the unfounded prophesies of doom were the following

However, on the basis of the evidence, it is apparent that the risks of failing to participate in the ICT revolution are enormous.

It is apparent that not all of the income from LISCR is being recorded by the Government, but without a detailed audit of accounts it is impossible to explain where the unreported funds went.

Settlement incentives are readily apparent.

It became apparent that there was a significant divergence in country practices in that area.

The UNDP administration, it would seem, does not address the apparent finding of over advancement.

It is apparent that the view that the CD's problem is one of political will rather than lack of diplomatic inspiration is quite widely shared in governments at ministerial level.