Sentence examples for issues seem to be from inspiring English sources

But even these issues seem to be about preserving a bond, and not about confrontation.

Such issues seem to be ongoing, despite the film featuring in the schedule.

Religious officials say agricultural issues seem to be particularly appealing to younger people.

"I'm not sure I can help you—all your issues seem to be copyright-related".

Some issues seem to be more of a lightning rod for untruths in Australia than others.

The biggest issues seem to be that the tunnel still lacks an electronic security system and that it could flood.

But she acknowledged: "One of the issues seems to be around a growing peer pressure to be thin".

Two were killed in Tunisia and more than 20 were wounded in protests in a Tunisian mining town, but the issues seemed to be economic, not political.

These issues seemed to be easily addressed if the principles of service-oriented computing (SOC), like loose coupling and heterogeneity, are used for constructing such architectures and applications.

In the case of this analysis, the selection bias due to the choice of Monday issues seems to be even less concerning.

She said: "Women's monthly issues seems to be one of those subjects that gets swept under the carpet and is a big secret.