Sentence examples for it seems due from inspiring English sources

This is not, it seems, due to a startling revival in popularity for the Eurosceptics' heroine, Lady Thatcher, nor the traditional small-c conservatism of many women voters, nor even residual monarchism among British women loath to lose the royal head on the pound in their purse.

It seems due to synergistic effect by the combination of flexural, diagonal and shear reinforcements.

But as Miller points out it's not quite as ambitious as it seems due to the fact that there aren't that many users.

This was followed by a period as a private tutor, which ended in 1793, partly it seems due to friction caused by his sympathy with the French Revolution (to which his employer was opposed).

UPDATE: It seems due to the changes made by Facebook, Better Facebook no longer works.

It seemed due for a face-lift.

Eight days before the election, Pratt was charged with five civil counts of breaking campaign finance rules, primarily, it seemed, due to sloppy accounting.

The contract, with only those three top losers, seems due to succeed.

Credit seems due to Neil MacGregor, 56, who last year took over as the museum's director.

Released in March 2017, the Switch certainly seems due for an update.

Hence the current push for independence, after which – if the Catalans vote for political parties which favour it, as they seem due to do on November 25th – articles like this defensively informative one will become thoroughly redundant.