Sentence examples for appear to be applying from inspiring English sources

The system itself doesn't appear to be applying race as a factor, since at least one other photo, of a white woman, was also given the "animal" and "ape" tags.

It is often said that politicians and generals are always fighting the last war; in this case, Alex Lasker and Patrick Cirillo, the screenwriters, and Antoine Fuqua, the director, appear to be applying Rambo-style revanchist methods to a Clinton-era debate about humanitarian intervention.

California water officials, collectively, appear to be applying these tools in the order listed above.

Despite their evident logic for optimising health resources, the ESC recommendations do not appear to be applied in France.

Although end-of-life decisions are often discussed in patients with terminal malignancy, this does not appear to be applied quite so enthusiastically to those with severe congestive heart failure.

When abortions are observed and brucellosis is suspected, key hygiene practices such as separation of animals suspected of being infected and burying or burning of aborted fetuses/placentas appear to be applied only by "some" farmers.

As illustrated by this article, Greenfield projects appear to be applied when tariffs are not sufficient, especially in the wastewater sector (see also Zhong and others 2006), while Joint Venture approaches are often used in cities with sufficiently high water tariff, in particularly in the water supply sector.

Instead, it appears to be applying its version of the Marian reaction to the Reformation.

Mr. Miller appeared to be applying some pressure of his own, saying that he expected Yahoo to use a good portion of its approximately $2.3 billion in cash to buy back shares.

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What is new is that California Unions for Reliable Energy, a coalition of construction unions, appears to be applying this approach to new-age renewable energy projects, especially solar power plants, which are being fast-tracked to help meet the state's green power target.