Sentence examples for a process that seems from inspiring English sources

Dance transforms itself on African soil, too, a process that seems to keep pace with globalization.

It is a process that seems likely to survive Spurs' season of flux.

But that's a process that seems to happen with every record and every song.

Little wonder so many feel turned off by a process that seems so shallow and self-serving.

Instead of spreading enthusiasm for the sport around the world, it will concentrate interest in a small group of nations, a process that seems unsustainable.

It was closed not by an accident but for planned "upgrading", a process that seems to have been in train for 30 years or more.

The opportunity to study PcG proteins appealed to Francis because they were the only clear example of proteins involved in maintaining transient transcriptional regulatory events—a process that seemed likely to be central to the choice and maintenance of cellular identities.

The contract was approved at the same time the board was working on revising its corporate governance, also under pressure from the S.E.C., a process that seemed likely to lead to disclosures of Mr. Grasso's pay.

According to the second law of thermodynamics, the entropy of a closed system always stays the same or increases, and Dr. Hawking's own work had shown that the hole's surface area always increased, a process that seemed to ape that law.

"It looked too simple," Daniel remarks, "and it didn't seem to fully take advantage of the accuracy of the laser cutter". He researched more, finding a company that made wooden maps, but the company used a process that seemed to waste time and materials.

Given the political realities, Brown could also give other Labour figures some time to find common ground with the Lib Dems and smaller parties, a process that seemed to be starting as the results were coming in, with Harriet Harman and Peter Mandelson speaking out about electoral reform and "progressive" politics.