Sentence examples for less it appears to from inspiring English sources

He told the Westminster Hour on BBC Radio 4: "The more you... allow a little bit of freedom to express things, the less it appears to be a great rancorous split and the more it is just a civilised, intelligent debate amongst people who all have the best interests of the country at heart".

So his promise to get "combat troops" out of Iraq in the next 16 months is a phrase that means much less than it appears to.

Although most bus accidents occur in sections with speed limits of 50 km/h or less, it appears necessary to investigate further the modality of collisions on rural roads with high speed limits.

Walby (1990) has a similar analysis, but to her the connection between forms of capitalism and forms of patriarchy is more functional and less accidental than it appears to Ferguson and Smart.

If this person genuinely believes some other propositions, such as that her son is at school, with a "degree of belief" considerably less than.9999, then it appears to follow that a rational person may in some cases have a higher "degree of belief" in a proposition that she does not believe than in a proposition she does believe (see Harman 1986; Sturgeon 2008).

The pathologic characteristics of HHV-6A are less known but it appears to be more neurotropic.

With the FDA advisory committee findings in mind, it is important to recognise that like other measures of HPA axis function, the more sensitive the growth measure, the less clinically relevant it appears to be.

Taking into account other drawbacks of spleen elastography such as decreased success of spleen TE performance, missing cut-off points with 100%% specificity or sensitivity and less standardized procedure, it appears to suggest little benefit in clinical practice and no significant advantage over liver elastography.

"I would put it at a little less than 5 percent, and it appears to be in a consistent decline," he said.

Because this book is less casually structured than it appears to be, it saves the delivery-room experience of childbirth ("the sound of a hairless dog escaping from quicksand") for the last child.

Unfortunately, this approach has been less than convincing since it appears to work best in mice and other small mammals (28 ).