Sentence examples for it seems for instance from inspiring English sources

But its success is, at best, mixed; it seems, for instance, to have failed to prevent a tragic rise in infant mortality.

Within the center, nothing is quite as it seems — for instance, why did the previous librarian leave?

The disease is transmitted by physical contact, usually but not necessarily sexual; it seems, for instance, that simple touching of a cold sore followed by touching of the genitals may be enough to cause genital herpes.

It seems, for instance, a reasonable assumption that the poorer a team is technically, the greater the risks when it attempts to play possession football and, equally, the better an opponent, the less likely they are to be undone by a simple long ball.

The more scary the real world seems, for instance during and right after the financial crisis, the less scary Halloween ads are.

This seems for instance the case for the estimation of the incidence of symptomatic rotavirus (RV) infections, including those that do not present to a physician or a hospital.

It would seem, for instance, that most people were using cameras to essentially photograph the same things over and over.

It seems peculiar, for instance, to sequester Tom Wesselmann's large-scale collage painting of a glass of milk, sandwich and pack of cigarettes; nothing about it demands a sustained, one-to-one engagement.

It seems unlikely, for instance, that the likes of Frankenweenie, the final Twilight or the first Hobbit movie will contain damning critiques of modern American society – though obviously time will tell.

It seems odd, for instance, that Jack accepts this job and brings his family to this far-away place apparently oblivious to the powder keg that is about to explode.

For items with "yes", "no" and "do not know" response options, "no" was combined with "do not know", as it seems likely, for instance, that not knowing whether internet access was available was as unhelpful as not having internet access.