Sentence examples for even seems that the from inspiring English sources

It even seems that the more politicians talk about simplifying the tax law, the more complex it becomes.

It even seems that the value of human life has been lost, that the human person no longer matters and may be sacrificed to other interests.

In Volvox, conversely, it even seems that the more gene duplicates there are, the more alternative splicing is observed (Kianianmomeni et al., unpublished data).

It even seems that the vein enation-woody gall virus is more effectively spread by A. gossypii or A. citricola than is tristeza virus, since the former virus is transmitted in a persistent manner and the latter in a semi-persistent way (see Table 11).

I realised I'd found the one place in England where people care more about boats than football, and they didn't even seem that interested in the boats at all.

Not only does it even seem that HA is the natural regulator of CaOX supersaturation in human urine, but it also appears to be such a regulator in mammal urine, in general.

Some weeks, it can even seem that the balance of power has shifted between Kentucky's junior and senior senators.

The games themselves are hosted on computers in America.At Playfish, it may even seem that the idea of a "European" start-up has lost much of its meaning.

It even seemed that the government might turn the erupting disaster of the frightening new respiratory disease to Mr. Hu's long-term political advantage.

It even seemed that the French road haulage industry was being treated unfairly in comparison to agriculture and heavy industry.

"People were looking at the pace of technological development and as we got into quantum physics it even seemed that the notion of teleportation was plausible," says Glenn Lyons, professor of transport and society at the University of the West of England.