Sentence examples for appears best from inspiring English sources

At this early stage, Mrs. Clinton, a New York Democrat, appears best poised to benefit from the heightened Hispanic role in the primary process.

This misses an important point: governments commonly undervalue doing things in more than one way at the same time in the same place even when one of these usually appears "best" at any moment.

Mr Karamanlis promptly stood down as ND leader, opening the way for a succession battle in which Dora Bakoyannis, the outgoing foreign minister, appears best prepared.Mr Papandreou has decided for now to be his own foreign minister, a job he held in a previous Pasok government.

As admirably comprehensive as this exercise was, it tells us almost nothing about what should happen in the event of a hung parliament, beyond stating that "the sovereign appoints as prime minister the person who appears best able to form a government enjoying the confidence of the House of Commons".

The consensus seems to be that the Yankees will allow Hughes, 27, to leave via free agency this off-season because he could garner a large offer from a team in the National League, where he appears best suited to pitch.

The relationship between India and the US appears best characterised by a 3 August 2006 meeting between Maria Shriver, the wife of Arnold Schwarzenegger, the governor of California, and Sonia Gandhi, the widow of the assassinated prime minister Rajiv Gandhi, leader of the ruling Congress party, head of the coalition government and the most powerful single individual in India.

Nowhere is the need for the Bush camp to move aggressively more glaring than in New Hampshire -- the early state that he appears best-positioned to win, but where he currently sits in a distant second place behind Trump, according to an average of recent polls.

Like cartoons, they sometimes appear best fit for children.

It was sharp but appeared best suited to be worn with tights.

Yes, he and the enduring if now fourth-ranked Roger Federer appear best positioned for a run at the title in the 02 Arena this weekend.

Mr. Romney and Mrs. Clinton appeared best positioned to benefit from a sharp shift in voter concern from foreign affairs to the economy.