Sentence examples for appears to make some from inspiring English sources

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But the strange thing is that the music appears to make some such frames necessary.

Shares in UAL fell by as much as 15% after the merger was announced.On the face of it, what United wants to do appears to make some sense.

And just as she appears to make some kind of provisional contact with Lewis, other dark things start happening, other things which appear to indicate that Maureen has opened herself up to some terrible parasitic invasion.

Scientists have found a genetic flaw that appears to make some people more susceptible to allergies than others.

Finally, the virtual companion appears to make some remarks in a casual way as if a friend was talking to the learner (Katsionis and Virvou 2004).

Now researchers have identified a gene that appears to make some strains of antibiotic-resistant germs more likely to erupt into hospital epidemics.

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It did appear to make some progress.

But the Bush administration appeared to make some gains during the meeting.

It appeared to make some progress last year, when it narrowed losses to $20.6 million in the third quarter, beating analysts' expectations.

On his way he put his glove up to his face and appeared to make some kind of muffled declaration.

Both countries were considered well qualified, Rothenberg said, but increasing violence in South Africa appeared to make some voters hesitant.

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