Sentence examples for it appears successful from inspiring English sources
But if it appears successful in these early days, that's not a referendum on the service itself; it's a referendum on how disillusioned we are with the options we have right now.
While it appears successful in developing a broadly applicable data model for biomedical studies, and also allows the inclusion of trial results, it would appear that OBX suffers from similar shortcomings as regards the depth of modelling as BRIDG does.
Although the afforestation policy appears successful, many people now doubt whether it is suitable to plant trees with high density on the poor soils in semiarid regions.
Mr. Walter theorized that Mr. List would still be wearing horn-rimmed glasses, to make him appear successful.
He's reinvented himself, but did he just take the damaged parts that constituted Dick Whitman and use them to create a persona that appears successful and together?
I say this, which must sound snide, just because you have to wonder about the sort of person whose job it is to produce the imagery that makes this machine run and who has so little regard for the external world that consumes the optics that they've never found it important to appear successful and attractive.
Yet, it appears that successful transitions rely on the short-term selective advantage of selfing over outcrossing, thus presumably on individual selection and reproductive assurance [ 15, 19- 21].
Since the outcome of infection appeared successful in our experimental conditions, it can be concluded that such a virally-induced cellular environment is favorable for virus replication.
A study of its effectiveness concluded that it appears to be successful, although it hasn't been running long enough to draw any concrete conclusions.
Then there are those who think Enron appeared successful but actually hid its failures through dubious, even criminal, accounting tricks.
But I immediately thought of another recent flurry of stories — about the demands we privileged parents make on our children these days, demands to appear successful (at any cost?) and thus, let's face it, make us appear successful.
