Sentence examples for changes which seem from inspiring English sources

Eschmeyer is not fazed by coaching changes, which seem to have followed him throughout his playing career.

The parasite invades bovine macrophages and induces aberrant changes which seem pivotal in triggering disease in naı̈ve susceptible animals: parasite infected cells acquire dendritic cell features and over-activate CD 4+and CD 8+T cells.

In St Petersburg this week, Mr Singh told Mr Bush that India was concerned about the changes, which seem to impose more onerous conditions than were promised in March and when the plan was first announced last July.

Whatever the States were left free to do, the First Amendment sought to leave Congress devoid of any kind or quality of power to direct any type of national laws against the freedom of individuals to think what they please, advocate whatever policy they choose, and join with others to bring about the social, religious, political and governmental changes which seem best to them.

The changes, which seem all but certain to be enacted by state legislatures, mean that the presidential candidates face the prospect of going immediately from an ordered series of early contests in relatively small states in January to a single-day, coast-to-coast battlefield in February, encompassing some of the most expensive advertising markets in the nation.

James M. Margolin, a spokesman for the F.B.I.'s offices in New York, declined to comment on the changes, which seem to come at an inopportune time: The city is experiencing a surge in the number of armed bank robberies, including seven attributed to Marat Mikhaylich, who has been called the Holiday Bandit for the heists that began to increase in frequency around Christmas.

In 2009 and 2010 new architects Sheppard Robson made "relatively modest changes" which seemed innocuous but in practice dumbed the design down considerably.

In addition, a semi-fragile speech watermark cannot be reversible through a channel because the scheme is highly fragile; the original signal can only be reproduced if there are no changes, which seems unlikely because of channel effects [7].

If we assume that HGT occurs in bursts in response to environmental changes (which seems likely, see, e.g., Pal et al. 2005), then this assumption is not warranted.

There has been no justification for this draconian change, which seems designed to intimidate civil servants into silence.

The major change, which seems likely to get little opposition, is in the way banks account for their own debt.