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Discover Ludwig"however seems to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to denote a contrast between two situations and to express that the second situation appears to be different from the first. Example: He was always hardworking and diligent; however, he seems to have lost his motivation lately.
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Its resistance, however, seems to be weakening.
This, however, seems to be changing.
Marbury's time, however, seems to have passed.
Nothing, however, seems to be near completion.
Mode-coupling instability however seems to remain largely unaffected.
The harshest sport, however, seems to be golf.
The European Union, however, seems to be closing ranks.
Control over costs, however, seems to have slackened.
No one here, however, seems to resent Armstrong's nationality.
Tomorrow, however, seems to belong to the phonologically correct.
The main motivator, however, seems to be the incentives.
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