"Almost anything medical would seem unlikely, except prescriptions," Mr. Pisarski said.
WITH a steady flow of battery-powered vehicles arriving in showrooms, and charging infrastructure plans being announced almost daily, it would seem that the initial beachhead for electric vehicles is well established.
Orwell's remarkable impact on the 20th-century consciousness, in which his judgment was almost always right, would seem to make him innocent, too, but, judging from some of the evidence in Mr. Meyers's "Orwell," only barely.
In today's world of strict, joint and several liability, where almost anyone can be assigned fiscal responsibility for almost anything, conservative accounting would seem to require the disclosure of all the future damage that could be done by tort lawyers.
If Fastow was acting on behalf of the company–and with the explicit or tacit cooperation of the board as well as Lay or Skilling then the charges that he collected side payments on the fraudulent deals would seem almost not worth fussing about.
His right-handed bat would seem almost vital for the Mets in 2013, but he is a free agent almost certainly looking for a lucrative two-year deal that is probably out of range for the still-frugal Mets.
In addition, however, there were two aspects of early honeymoons that would seem almost inconceivable today.
And yet the transformation has been so sudden that it would seem almost irresponsible not to wonder.
There have been so many adaptations of Shakespeare that it would seem almost mathematically impossible to find a fresh approach.
It would seem almost impossible for a Republican candidate to triumph without romping in that most Republican of boroughs, Staten Island.
