Sentence examples for appears to be perhaps from inspiring English sources

In the next five years, raising standards of living appears to be perhaps the government's main priority.

And while boards are understandably sometimes hesitant to open up a full auction process because of the disruption it causes, in circumstances like this where the company is almost certainly to be sold, it appears to be perhaps the better course.

And this inhibition appears to be perhaps unintended consequences of a separate biological reaction, generating a substrate for recombination.

And here Carr appears to be straining, perhaps trying to lift her narrative into Graham Greene's literary territory.

The play is so strewn with metaphors that nothing is as it appears to be, or perhaps everything is as it really is; don't forget the tossed salad.

Someone has apparently furnished the commission with what appears to be unhelpful, perhaps inaccurate, information about him and – stressing the need for transparency – he has initiated proceedings in the high court to find out what it is.

The Masafueran species requires undisturbed native fern forest, and its population, never large, appears to be declining, perhaps because when it nests on the ground it is prone to predation by invasive rats and cats.

Change is constant and its speed appears to be increasing, perhaps indicative if not of the decreasing costs of technology then certainly its accessibility (Shanks and Tay 2001; Ederington and McCalman 2008).

Carthamus persicus appears to be paraphyletic, perhaps due to recent gene flow.

The answer to these questions appears to be 'no': perhaps somewhat surprisingly, size spectra theory even appears to apply in some soil ecosystems.

Lulea city centre appears to be asleep – or perhaps under a frozen spell.